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One thing to keep in mind is that just like any business your scope of opportunities clearly depends upon the quality and quantity of resources that your parent host offers you. The hosting providers have certain limitations on the number of domains, databases, scripting languages, email accounts and other business-specific resources that they provide their hosting resellers. The quality and dependability of these resources also vary from one provider to another. So, be careful before you choose your parent host. Any hasty step could lead you in the wrong direction.
Instead of taking your individual decision, it is better to take suggestions from relevant acquaintances based on their real-life experiences or professional knowledge. It is better to prefer established enterprises over start-ups. While the new companies and start-up companies may also prove to be a right choice, the established enterprises allow you to make an informed decision based on reviews, experience, and other vital factors. You can also take help from web hosting blogs and forums in order to get expert advice. However, one thing to keep in mind is to consider only the reputed digital platforms for this purpose as many blogs or forums are developed by the affiliates and are guided solely by commercial benefits. You need to invest good attention to check the reputation of the digital platform based on parameters like ranking, volume and expertise of participants and relevant media mentions.
Don't sell products. Sell your Brand!
Many hosting resellers actually don't take the complete advantage of the branding freedom offered by their parent host. In fact, your entrepreneurial journey should ideally start with a definite branding strategy. Concentrating only on the marketing efforts is known as "salesmanship" – marketing products! To become an entrepreneur you need to sell the "branded products" and for that, you first need to build a brand and invest the required efforts.
Think of a unique yet easy to remember the name for your reseller business. An ideal enterprise name should effortlessly tell the customers about your business. There are a number of innovating ways in which you can mix, match and slightly modify the term for a unique approach. Likewise, you need to invest efforts in creating a logo, mission and vision, fair policy and other vital factors that turn business into a brand. It will not only offer you an entrepreneurial approach but will also inform your visitors and potential clients that you take your business and clients really seriously. Understandably it can be a definite positive point that can tilt the client's decision in your favor. While regular blogging on your store gives it a fresh look and tells the visitors about your expertise, guest posting allows you to build an authority and reach the selected clients that really matters. Hence, your major investment will be providing high-quality content. In return, you will get the advantage of good ranking, social media mentions and other vital factors that determine the impact of your content.
Likewise, other branding efforts include updating social media pages, optimizing SEO and active participation in reputed industry forums.


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2017 Texas Conference – Tentative Agenda
Click here to view the Tentative Agenda.
The November 2017 AIG Conference in Austin, Texas will be co-hosted by the Office of Inspector General for the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. Confirmed speakers are Inspectors General (IGs) from across the country, including:
Presenter Representing
Bruce R. Beemer Inspector General, State of Pennsylvania
Patrick M. Blanchard Inspector General, Cook County, Illinois
Glenn A. Cunha Inspector General, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Arthur A. Elkins, Jr. Inspector General, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Glenn A. Fine Acting Inspector General, U.S. Department of Defense
Rhonda Fleming Inspector General, State of Texas Department of Public Safety
Maggie Hickey Executive Inspector General, State of Illinois
Allison C. Lerner Inspector General, National Science Foundation
Daniel R. Levinson Inspector General, U.S. Health and Human Services
Roland D. Luna Deputy Inspector General of Investigations, State of Texas Health and Human Services Commission
Forrest Mitchell, Inspector General, State of Texas Juvenile Justice Department
Ed Quatreavaux Inspector General, City of New Orleans
Stephen B. Street, Jr. Inspector General, State of Louisiana
John F. Sopko Special Inspector General, Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR)
Bruce Toney Inspector General, State of Texas Department of Criminal Justice
The three-day conference will include presentations in the following areas:
Lessons Learned from the Conviction of a Former Pennsylvania Attorney General
Detecting and Deterring Corruption in Cook County
How to Prepare an Investigation for Prosecution
How the EPA OIG Promotes Good Governance Through its Statutory Role of Promoting Economy, Efficiency, and Preventing Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Within the EPA
Maintaining the Integrity and Neutrality of Investigations throughout Extensive Media Coverage
Insight on the Operations of a Large Agency and How it Relates to State-Level Oversight throughout the Country
Experiences and Lessons Learned from Testifying for the State and Federal Courts
Case Studies on Improving the New Orleans' Police Department Operations and Management
From Kabul to Cleveland North Dakota, Oversight is Mission Critic
Developing Trust and Rapport with Informants
The conference will also have two break-out tracks:
1) Criminal Investigations and
2) Health Care Investigations, Inspections, and Audits

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


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Health inspectors cite Boca Grande for having mice in the rice
Erin Smith
Dec 28, 2007 at 12:01 AM Dec 28, 2007 at 12:55 PM
Cambridge inspectors paid a visit to an East Cambridge taqueria after a customer reported rodents were chewing through the rice bags and leaving their droppings around the restaurant.
The customer told city officials he spotted the droppings in the upstairs dining area at Boca Grande at 149 First St.
The customer also noted the restaurant stores its rice supply upstairs and reported rodents were burrowing into the bags of rice, according to the Nov. 19 complaint.
When inspectors arrived, they found small holes in two 100-pound bags of rice and a few mouse droppings under the rack storing the rice, according to inspection reports.
"We're not sure if there were mice in the bags but there were holes in the bags," said Mariko Kamio, owner of the Boca Grande chain restaurants.
Kamio said exterminators visit the restaurant twice a month year round.
Field mice often try to come inside buildings in the area in the winter, according to Kamio.
"A lot of times when the weather changes, you just can't control everything," said Kamio. "We've had mice from time to time in the building and we put out traps every night believe it or not."
The local chain restaurant was cited for eight health code violations, including mouse droppings on the floor near the hot water heater and rusted racks in the refrigerator. Inspectors noted a food worker changed gloves without washing his hands. They also ordered the restaurant workers to stop storing vegetables on the floor and to clean the shelves. During a re-inspection Nov. 28, inspectors said Kamio corrected all the restaurant's violations.
Cambridge Chronicle


#Republicanism has no place in our #education system. The #conservatives urge schools, especially those in the @SouthLanark_EIS @GlasgowCC and @leithcouncil and @nlancouncil with high Irish-Catholic heritage to dissuade the casual references to the #IRA made by their youth.
The more I see #republicans and #Conservatives bad mouthing @AOC The more I see she is a threat to them no matter what they say. If she wasn't a threat to them then they would talk so much about her. Keep it up @AOC!
#altRightAndy, You support racists, you employ them. You have no campaign other than "Trudeau is bad, I am good". You LIE constantly about pretty much everything. #Conservatives have lost their way.


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package Google::Ads::GoogleAds::V11::Resources::OfflineUserDataJobMetadata;

use strict;
use warnings;
use base qw(Google::Ads::GoogleAds::BaseEntity);

use Google::Ads::GoogleAds::Utils::GoogleAdsHelper;

sub new {
  my ($class, $args) = @_;
  my $self = {matchRateRange => $args->{matchRateRange}};

  # Delete the unassigned fields in this object for a more concise JSON payload
  remove_unassigned_fields($self, $args);

  bless $self, $class;
  return $self;
}

1;

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


The familiar and beloved image of Jesus as the Divine Mercy is available here as a standing plaque that, from a distance appears much like a statue. The standing plaque, from Italy, stands six inches tall and is made of laser cut wood. Gold foil accents add a bright note to the beautiful image.
Divine Mercy Statue | Resin With Faux Bronze Finish | 4-1/4" x 3-1/4" x 11-1/4"


Diane strives to make customer satisfaction her number 1 goal. Diane founded the company along with Richard in 2009. Diane was a native New Yorker. Diane attended Suffolk College in New York and received her associate's degree. Also attend Augusta Technical College and received her paramedic training. Diane is Certified in QuickBooks. Diane loves her husband, 6 children and grandchildren. Certified Paramedic for the community she lives in and member of Resurrection Lutheran Church.


x11~The tutor mentions the faults as the reason that Steve did not do better. The number of words is not a problem (C), and the book review is a separate piece of work (B). There is no mention of D.~x12~The tutor said the book review was the best we have ever had, i.e.. excellent. Therefore the answer cannot be D. The tutor does not say that the review was not as good as the project (B). In fact, the reverse is true. Steve is not criticized for writing too much (A).~x13~The tutor says the end of the project was a bit disappointing.~x14~The tutor suggests Frances should seriously consider doing an MPhil or a PhD. He does not suggest she shouldn't do an MPhil (A). There is no suggestion about C or D.~x15~Frances' chances are as good as any other students', or even better than that. Therefore, A cannot be the answer. The grade depends on doing well in the exams. The tutor does not mention it in relation to the chances of getting a grant (C). The tutor does not compare her chances now with her chances in the past (D).~x16~The tutor says it will be the only First for three years, i.e. the last one was three years ago.~x17~Steve wants to earn some money so that he can afford to do the things he would like to do. Steve does not have to return to his job (D). He does not say he wants to stop studying (A).
TUTOR: Ah, Frances and Steve, Hi. Now, before we start the tutorial ... am I right in thinking that you haven't heard about Lorraine?
FRANCES: No. What about her?
TUTOR: Mmm, she's already left.
FRANCES: Well, she hasn't told anyone!
TUTOR: You sound surprised. Weren't you half expecting it?
FRANCES: Yes, but she could at least have told us, though. We've been on the course together for the past three years and it would have been nice to know. She always was the sort to keep herself to herself.
STEVE: Yes. I know what you mean. Did she give any reason?
TUTOR: Well, she got that job.
TUTOR: Yes, and she's been given permission to leave as there's only a week to go before the end of the course. But she'll be back for the exam week.
FRANCES: Oh, well. We'll just have to catch her on the mobile after the class.
TUTOR: She's gone back to Wales first.
STEVE: We'll get hold of her on the mobile.
TUTOR: She did say that it might not be possible to contact her for a couple of weeks.
FRANCES: Oh, okay. If that is what she wants.
TUTOR: Right. To work! We're here to look at your assessment marks for your course work. I take it you haven t seen them yet.
TUTOR: Well, you'll both be pleased. In fact, very pleased.
TUTOR: Frances. You have come out with the top mark in the year.
TUTOR: You have, in fact, got a starred First.
TUTOR: Aren't you pleased, Frances?
FRANCES: Yes. I'm just speechless.
STEVE: And what about me?
TUTOR: Well, Steve, you got a First as well.
STEVE: I don't believe it!
TUTOR: You might have done even better, but there were a few faults with the 5,000 word project you did on traffic management.
STEVE: And what about the book review we had to do?
TUTOR: Yours was, I can safely say, the best we have ever had.
TUTOR: I'm not. In fact, you have won the departmental prize for the piece. It is a pity really that your project wasn't of the same calibre.
STEVE: It's still not bad at all, though. Is it?
TUTOR: It certainly isn't. What do you think were the faults with your project?
STEVE: I just wasn't very happy with the conclusion and I got myself in a bit of a twist with the argument about road pricing.
TUTOR: By and large, your overall conclusions were okay and I would say that your thoughts on road pricing were quite original. The problem was more with the actual end. It was a bit disappointing. You started off well, but then it ended rather suddenly as if you got fed up with it.
STEVE: Yes. I did kind of stop fairly abruptly. I couldn't think of much to say, even though I knew it was important.
TUTOR: Yes. That section needed a bit more work on it. But as I said, by and large it was very good. And Frances. Your project was excellent, so much so that we think you should take it further and perhaps do a PhD or at least an MPhil. What do you think?
FRANCES: I hadn't really thought about it. I've just been concerned with getting through this final year and getting all the course work and exams out of the way.
TUTOR: I can understand that, but I do think that you ought to consider it seriously. If you perform as well in your exams as in your project work you are on course for a first.
FRANCES: Do you think that I'd get funding for it?
TUTOR: Well, any grant will be discretionary, but you have as good a chance as anyone else - I'd even say a much better one.
TUTOR: If you do get a first, it will be the only one we've had in this department for three years. And I'd be happy to be your supervisor.
FRANCES: Thanks! I'd like that. Do you think I should start applying for it now or wait until after the exams?
TUTOR: I think you must really start thinking about it as soon as you can. And Steve, what about you? Have you thought about going on to do research?
STEVE: I have thought about it, but I have a job lined up if I get a good degree and, quite honestly, I am fed up with not having enough money to do the things I would like to do.
TUTOR: I can understand that. Is there anything that either of you would like to talk about?
STEVE: Yeah. I have a couple of things I'd like to ask, if you don't mind.
TUTOR: Okay. We have roughly twenty minutes left. So Steve, would you like to go first?
1) Predict what type of information is missing from each gap. Also predict what the missing word or phrase could actually be.
2) Your first guess might be right or wrong. It doesn't matter. Just thinking about it in that way will help you.
3) Write the missing words exactly as you hear them.
4) Read the sentences/summary again to check that the words you have added make sense and fit grammatically.
You are going to listen to a conversation between a tutor and two students.
First you have some time to look at Questions 21-23.
A not made mistakes in his project.
B done a better book review.
D chosen a different topic for his project.
B not as good as his project.
26) Steve's tutor criticizes which aspect of his project?
A a PhD but not an MPhil.
B an MPhil or a PhD.
D her work more carefully.
B chances are greater than many other students'.
C exam results will be decisive.
D chances are better now than in the past.
D in the first three years the college was open.
B do lots of really exciting things.
C earn some money to do the things he would like to do.
D return to his job.


Posted August 22nd, 2017 & filed under 2017, News .
LASP has joined forces with universities and space agencies from around the world in an international effort to design and build small satellites as a way to train future scientists and engineers.
The project, known as the International Satellite Program in Research and Education (INSPIRE), so far involves seven nations—the U.S., France, Taiwan, Japan, India, Singapore and Oman—says Project Manager and LASP engineer Amal Chandran.
The aim of INSPIRE is to establish a long-term academic program for developing a constellation of small satellites and a global network of ground stations, Chandran explains.


While Ukraine, the NBA, and Cliven Bundy dominated the headlines in North America, the Canadian press reported on a major milestone that was quietly reached – the first firing of a Canadian healthcare worker for refusing a vaccine, and the public shaming effort that comes with the "option" of wearing a face mask which took place in December.
According to the Vancouver Sun, Hoekstra stated that he and his wife have seven children and that he would rather die than force them to be vaccinated.
Hoekstra had previously went public with his story to the Grand Forks Gazette, his local newspaper. However, larger coverage of the issue did not take place until recently after Chief Provincial Health Officer Perry Kendall mentioned Hoekstra's termination in his end-of-year press conference.
The government said Wednesday that 80 per cent of health care workers ultimately did get vaccinated, which was a 10-per-cent increase from the previous flu season.
The remaining workers chose to wear masks, but Hoekstra said he rejected that option because wearing a mask all day makes him feel like he's suffocating.
Ultimately, the firing of Hoekstra is just another example of how vaccine dogma has taken an even stronger hold in the medical industry and the community at large. It also speaks volumes to the level of control private corporations and governments now have over the private life and personal health decisions of individual citizens and employees.
For those who may be unaware, the last several months have seen a volley of mainstream media propaganda promoting vaccines and demonizing anyone who refuses to accept the faith-based science that support them. A clear propaganda effort has been launched to make vaccination trendy and refusal to vaccinate a social behavior that is frowned upon. Already, those individuals addicted to hip media outlets are using peer pressure to bully non-vaccinators into accepted the toxic shots out of fear of ostracism more so than the disease they allegedly prevent.
Social approval and disapproval is often used to enforce a number of tragic policies by using the force of the people who are further enslaved by them. The recent propaganda push by the pharmaceutical companies and their media mouthpieces is simply the gearing up for a major battle in the future that will inevitably lead to the universal mandate of vaccination applicable to all people with no exemptions.
For now, Arnold Hoekstra stands as one of the first victims of this quiet war.


A flock of Canada geese noisily enjoying the autumn morning sunshine at Sheffield Park garden in Sussex. We haven't seen geese here before, at least not such a large flock, and whilst they look attractive on the lakes laid out by Capability Brown, they're also displacing the elegant swans and those accomplished scavengers, the local mallard ducks. The fragrant aromas from the woodlands surrounding the lakes indicating a cool night with a bit of dew are an indication of autumn just as much as the trees' gently changing colours.


Nanofluid is thought to have a potential enhancement in heat transfer behaviour of fluid. The nanoparticle concentration in nanofluid is one of the most important factors that affect the nanofluid behaviour. The static concentration was applied in the researches under flowing condition. In this paper, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) scanning was applied to study the dynamic concentration of nanofluid flow in pipe. The experiments were carried out with ferrofluid under different concentration and temperature. A new parameter T2* was introduced in the study. Experiments were carried out to obtain the T2* of nanofluid in the pipe. An empirical equation based on T2* and temperature was proposed to calculate the concentration of nanoparticles. Then, experiments were carried out with flowing ferrofluid in pipe. The dynamic concentration was calculated with the empirical equation. It has a highest concentration near the pipe wall. The concentration decreases from the wall to the pipe centre. Furthermore, the experiment result also gives out a chance to investigate the mechanism of nanoparticle movement in laminar flow with the concentration gradient along radius.


Good cash flow is the backbone of any business. For smaller businesses, mistakes and omissions in billing can be disastrous. A missed disbursement can significantly eat into the profit on a file. Going back to a client to ask for further money after a file has settled is often not possible, respectful or professional. Therefore, when you are preparing your client's balancing statement and bill of costs, it is of vital importance to have an up to date ledger card to hand.
Let's say, for example, you are preparing to close an Estate. You have your ledger card and file to hand and are calculating the fees and outlays due to the office then paying the balance to the beneficiaries. Everything seems in order and your fees of €3000 are a welcome boost to the office account. So what happens a week later when you realise that €500 of funeral meal expenses had been paid as an office disbursement but hadn't been written up at the time you were closing off the file? Do you ask every beneficiary to return a percentage of their bequest? Unlikely; what actually happens is you have to write off the disbursement against your fees, and suddenly you've lost the equivalent of a staff member's weekly wage in income. A costly mistake.
Not every missed disbursement might be so significant, but they all add up. Over the course of a year, thousands of euros of irrecoverable outlays could be written off against your income, seriously eating into your business profits and cash flow.
So how can you guard against these losses? Simple – ensure your accounts are kept up to date and reconciled regularly to ensure the accuracy of the postings.
If you use EAS for Land Registry transactions, print off your transactions for your bookkeeper to log. Put systems in place to guarantee that disbursements paid to third parties such as Search Agents are not overlooked. Make sure that office account cheque books are posted daily and the office bank account is reconciled at least monthly to verify the amounts posted and to catch any overlooked payments.
For peace of mind, you can engage the help of professional legal bookkeeping experts CBS Ltd. Click here to visit their website and view the full range of legal accounting services they offer.


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Q: I typed mode function in R, but the result is weird. What happened? After I created a frequency table in R; then I typed a mode function as follows.
#Creating mode function by class(or group) in R
mode <- function(x) {
  uni <- unique(x)
  uni[which.max(tabulate(match(x,uni)))]
}

However, the mode result shows a strange range, which is not a mode range. Actually, in this case, the mode should be "[194,215)."
#Showing the mode result of the range in a data frame
mode(x$Range)
"[0,21.5)"

Here is my "x" data.
x <- data.frame(Range = c("[0,21.5)", "[21.5,43)", "[43,64.6)", "[64.6,86.1)", "[86.1,108)", "[108,129)", "[129,151)", "[151,172)", "[172,194)", "[194,215)", "[215,237)", "[237,258)", "[258,280)", "[280,301)", "[301,323)", "[323,344)", "[344,366)", "[366,387)", "[387,409)", "[409,430)", "[430,452)", "[452,473)", "[473,495)", "[495,516)", "[516,538)", "[538,560)", "[560,581)", "[581,603)", "[603,624)", "[624,646)", "[646,667)", "[667,689)", "[689,710)", "[710,732)", "[732,753)", "[753,775)", "[775,796)", "[796,818)", "[818,839)", "[839,861)", "[861,882)", "[882,904)", "[904,925)", "[925,947)", "[947,968)", "[968,990)", "[990,1.01e+03)", "[1.01e+03,1.03e+03)", "[1.03e+03,1.05e+03)", "[1.05e+03,1.08e+03)", "[1.08e+03,1.1e+03)", "[1.1e+03,1.12e+03)", "[1.12e+03,1.14e+03)", "[1.14e+03,1.16e+03)", "[1.16e+03,1.18e+03)", "[1.18e+03,1.21e+03)", "[1.21e+03,1.23e+03)", "[1.23e+03,1.25e+03)", "[1.25e+03,1.27e+03)", "[1.27e+03,1.29e+03)", "[1.29e+03,1.31e+03)", "[1.31e+03,1.33e+03)", "[1.33e+03,1.36e+03)", "[1.36e+03,1.38e+03)", "[1.38e+03,1.4e+03)", "[1.4e+03,1.42e+03)", "[1.42e+03,1.44e+03)", "[1.44e+03,1.46e+03)", "[1.46e+03,1.48e+03)", "[1.48e+03,1.51e+03)", "[1.51e+03,1.53e+03)", "[1.53e+03,1.55e+03)", "[1.55e+03,1.57e+03)", "[1.57e+03,1.59e+03)", "[1.59e+03,1.61e+03)", "[1.61e+03,1.64e+03)", "[1.64e+03,1.66e+03)", "[1.66e+03,1.68e+03)", "[1.68e+03,1.7e+03)", "[1.7e+03,1.72e+03)", "[1.72e+03,1.74e+03)", "[1.74e+03,1.76e+03)", "[1.76e+03,1.79e+03)", "[1.79e+03,1.81e+03)", "[1.81e+03,1.83e+03)", "[1.83e+03,1.85e+03)", "[1.85e+03,1.87e+03)", "[1.87e+03,1.89e+03)", "[1.89e+03,1.92e+03)", "[1.92e+03,1.94e+03)", "[1.94e+03,1.96e+03)", "[1.96e+03,1.98e+03)", "[1.98e+03,2e+03)", "[2e+03,2.02e+03)", "[2.02e+03,2.04e+03)", "[2.04e+03,2.07e+03)", "[2.07e+03,2.09e+03)", "[2.09e+03,2.11e+03)", "[2.11e+03,2.13e+03)", "[2.13e+03,2.15e+03]"), Counts = c(2815, 5906, 5291, 8814, 9687, 16871, 13291, 15030, 11929, 17136, 10343, 10240, 10027, 5436, 5177, 4758, 2785, 2576, 2280, 1880, 1128, 1347, 951, 975, 801, 731, 744, 705, 913, 291, 869, 225, 422, 304, 263, 180, 81, 363, 349, 36, 120, 226, 20, 158, 114, 205, 37, 71, 86, 419, 35, 23, 0, 61, 50, 15, 41, 62, 15, 0, 0, 15, 10, 75, 0, 1, 0, 0, 8, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 7, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 15, 22, 0, 10, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 15))

There's no error message, but the output is not correct.
Data in dput format.
x <-
structure(list(Range = structure(c(1L, 59L, 71L, 82L, 93L, 48L,
49L, 50L, 51L, 52L, 60L, 61L, 62L, 63L, 65L, 66L, 67L, 68L, 69L,
70L, 72L, 73L, 74L, 75L, 76L, 77L, 78L, 79L, 80L, 81L, 83L, 84L,
85L, 86L, 87L, 88L, 89L, 90L, 91L, 92L, 94L, 95L, 96L, 97L, 98L,
99L, 100L, 2L, 3L, 4L, 5L, 10L, 6L, 7L, 8L, 9L, 11L, 12L, 13L,
14L, 15L, 16L, 17L, 18L, 19L, 24L, 20L, 21L, 22L, 23L, 25L, 26L,
27L, 28L, 29L, 30L, 31L, 32L, 33L, 38L, 34L, 35L, 36L, 37L, 39L,
40L, 41L, 42L, 43L, 44L, 45L, 46L, 47L, 64L, 53L, 54L, 55L, 56L,
57L, 58L), .Label = c("[0,21.5)", "[1.01e+03,1.03e+03)", "[1.03e+03,1.05e+03)",
"[1.05e+03,1.08e+03)", "[1.08e+03,1.1e+03)", "[1.12e+03,1.14e+03)",
"[1.14e+03,1.16e+03)", "[1.16e+03,1.18e+03)", "[1.18e+03,1.21e+03)",
"[1.1e+03,1.12e+03)", "[1.21e+03,1.23e+03)", "[1.23e+03,1.25e+03)",
"[1.25e+03,1.27e+03)", "[1.27e+03,1.29e+03)", "[1.29e+03,1.31e+03)",
"[1.31e+03,1.33e+03)", "[1.33e+03,1.36e+03)", "[1.36e+03,1.38e+03)",
"[1.38e+03,1.4e+03)", "[1.42e+03,1.44e+03)", "[1.44e+03,1.46e+03)",
"[1.46e+03,1.48e+03)", "[1.48e+03,1.51e+03)", "[1.4e+03,1.42e+03)",
"[1.51e+03,1.53e+03)", "[1.53e+03,1.55e+03)", "[1.55e+03,1.57e+03)",
"[1.57e+03,1.59e+03)", "[1.59e+03,1.61e+03)", "[1.61e+03,1.64e+03)",
"[1.64e+03,1.66e+03)", "[1.66e+03,1.68e+03)", "[1.68e+03,1.7e+03)",
"[1.72e+03,1.74e+03)", "[1.74e+03,1.76e+03)", "[1.76e+03,1.79e+03)",
"[1.79e+03,1.81e+03)", "[1.7e+03,1.72e+03)", "[1.81e+03,1.83e+03)",
"[1.83e+03,1.85e+03)", "[1.85e+03,1.87e+03)", "[1.87e+03,1.89e+03)",
"[1.89e+03,1.92e+03)", "[1.92e+03,1.94e+03)", "[1.94e+03,1.96e+03)",
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Abducted Chinese Scholar Was Not the Initial Target, Court Documents Reveal
The case of Yingying Zhang — the visiting scholar from Nanping, China, who went missing from the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign last year — remains unsolved; an incident reported earlier that day, however, tells the story of another woman who may have dodged Zhang's fate.
The unnamed woman, a University of Illinois graduate student, was walking to a bus stop in the morning of June 9 when a man driving a black sedan approached her. The man, who wore aviator sunglasses and flashed a badge, claimed that he was a police officer who was doing "some undercover work in the area."
He asked her to get in the car but she refused. He eventually drove away but told her to call the police if she saw anything suspicious.
It was later that day when Zhang, who was supposed to sign an apartment lease, was found waiting near a bus stop some half a mile from where the first woman met the supposed cop. In surveillance footage, Zhang can be seen talking to the driver of a black sedan.
But unlike the first woman, Zhang got in the car — and that would be her last visual to date. Their encounters were separated by just four hours.
The information was part of a January court filing by the lawyers of Brendt Christensen, the former University of Illinois doctorate student accused of kidnapping, torturing, and killing Zhang. They argued that the report of first woman must be kept out of the suspect's trial, the Chicago Tribune reported.
Christensen, who faces trial in April 2019, has since pleaded not guilty. According to his defense, the woman could not point with absolute certainty that she spoke with him. Her basis for picking his photo from a set of six laid out by the FBI was that he "shared the most characteristics," those being of "short, dark hair and tan face."
In an earlier statement, the former graduate student of physics claimed that he noticed a "distressed" Asian female and offered her a ride. He then made a wrong turn and dropped her off when she became panicked.
Christensen was arrested three weeks after Zhang's disappearance. Forensic tests revealed that he visited a fetish website called "FetLife" and went on a forum titled "Abduction 101," including sub-threads "Perfect Abduction Fantasy" and "Planning a Kidnapping."
For now, prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. They argued that the capital punishment, which was abolished in Illinois in 2011, is justified for allegations that Christensen tortured Zhang before killing her, the South China Morning Post noted.


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Katsina Residents Travelling With Truckload Of Weapons Remanded In Ondo Prison
Other suspects travelling in two other vehicles were said to have escaped arrest.
by SaharaReporters, New York Nov 27, 2021
No fewer than 18 suspected criminals from Katsina State arrested in Ondo State with over 500 daggers and other weapons have been arraigned and remanded at the Olokuta Correctional Centre in Akure, the state capital.
The South-West security outfit, Amotekun, had found over 500 knives and daggers concealed in a sack filled with tiger nuts inside the vehicle in which the suspects were travelling and promptly arrested all the occupants of the vehicle.
According to Tribune, the trial of the suspects was confirmed on Saturday by the commander of Amotekun in the state, Adetunji Adeleye, noting that the Chief Magistrates' Court in Ondo ordered the remand of the suspects for allegedly being in possession of concealed dangerous weapons with an intent, allegedly, to conspire to perpetrate illegal act.
He said the arrested suspects would soon appear in the court again.
SaharaReporters had reported that the suspects claimed to have taken off from Kastina State in three 18-seater passenger buses before arriving in Ondo State and refusing to stop at checkpoints within the state.
The Amotekun boss had, after the arrest of the 18 suspects, said: "We got intelligence that a group of men were coming to invade the state, so we set out our monitoring devices. And at precisely 1.30am on Thursday (November 4, 2021), we saw three hummer buses that we had actually been trailing till they entered the state.
"They had a brief stop just before they entered the town and our men tried to stop them but the three buses escaped; so we had to radio all our control points and we were able to bring the three buses to a stop at a point on Ondo Road by a combined team of the police and civil defence.
"The buses attempted to overrun the security agents and sped off. The speed was so much that they hit all the barricades on the road. We found out that it was difficult pursuing them in order not to cause accident, so we radioed our station on Owena and the security men there blocked the road to all vehicles.
"But they were able to escape by hitting the barricades again. We continued pursuing them while we called the Ile-Oluji Junction that they should block the road solidly but the drivers, again, escaped.
"But we later organised a complete blockage before the Akure Garage in Ondo town and we were able to apprehend them.
"They claimed to be coming to Akure and the driver said somebody commissioned them from Katsina State but that he didn't know the content of the bag filled with tiger nuts.
"On opening the bags, we found some guns, rounds of ammunition and also found under the seat about 500 different types and sizes of daggers and poisonous jack knives cleverly concealed under the seats.
"When we asked them what they intended to do, they told us that they were just given instructions to go and that further instructions would be given to them," he had said.
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Lancer The Method Review — Oh, Rouge!
Hello All, it's been a bit since I've written a formal review on the site, but it's also be a while since something warranted such long form written communication... until now.
A few weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to receive Dr. Lancer's "The Method Line" and challenged to give up my normal skin care routine to try it out for 2 weeks, well... here's what it was like!
The Lancer Method consists of 3 products, Polish, Cleanse, and Nourish. I also received Lancer's Eye Contour Lifting Cream which I'll talk about, but it's not technically part of the Method, but included in the Anti-Aging Regimen I tested. These are all part of a line created by Dr. Harold Lancer who's worked with celebrities such as Kim Kardashian West and Ryan Secrest, but he's produced a line for us mortals, if we can afford it. The line is defiantly in the luxury price point, and sometimes you get what you pay for, other times, you just don't. I'm going to break down the line and tell you which parts are worth the splurge, and which are not, so keep going!
This physical exfoliator is made up of "nano-micro crystals" and enzymes from pumpkins and pomegranates. Having recently parted ways with my beloved chemical exfoliants due to the mini human going in my belly, I was pretty excited to find something to help me fight the dullness that was creeping in from a lack of retinol. Using this as the first step was different from my normal routine, but I liked that everything felt scrubbed off, but not in a harsh way. After just the first use I could see why this was the stand out favorite from many reviews. It doesn't feel like much is happening, and when you wipe it off, magic, you have that glowing nose, you know the one we're always trying to create with highlighter? Yup, there it is, naturally. At $75, this is defiantly an investment in your skin, but I did find that a little goes a long way. I find this to be worth the price, good physical exfoliators that don't tear your skin are expensive in my research, this one delivers and lasts a long time, so if you have the budget... go for it!
Next we have Cleanse, it felt weird to use this after polish, but once your face has been polished it feels so good to message this into your skin. This cleanser is in gel form, and feels similar to the Fresh cleanser everyone loves. This one is packed with amino acids and aloe vera to balance your skin. It feels great, and isn't drying, but I can't say this one is worth it unless your set on using the full line or getting it as a set. Don't get me wrong, this was a great cleanser, but there are so many great cleansers at a much more affordable price point that it would have taken magic for this to be worth the price.
WHY DID YOU SHOW ME THIS!?!?!?!? Nourish is the moisturizer, and last step in the routine. It's also the most expensive, and I'm hooked! This creamy moisturizer full of hyaluronic acid and hexapeptide-48 not only moisturizes, heavily for my tired dry skin, it doesn't make you break out or feel oily... plus, at 5 p.m. I still feel moisturized! My skin is typically Indio by 5 p.m.! This is gold, pack your lunch, make room in the budget... get it!!!!
This was an added treat it the set I was sent. It's supposed to brighten circles, reduce wrinkles, and reduce puffiness. I'm the wrong person to ask about eye cream, it moisturized, but I never see a difference in eye cream, it could totally be doing something, but that something is lost on me. If you get the kit I linked above, let me know what you feel. I will probably not buy this again, but not because it's bad, but because I don't know what I want out of eye cream.
After one use of this set I defiantly saw and felt a positive change in my skin and was stoked. I wasn't actually sure if I though there was much of a difference after that, and that this product even needed 2 weeks of testing, but my husband's comments suggested otherwise. I got way more "You look extra pretty todays" towards the end of this testing. I also love how fresh my makeup looks after this. I know the goal is no makeup, but my skin tint goes on extra smooth, and I'm not seeing a patchy fade of bronzer which I've seen with some other moisturizers. If you have dry or dull skin, I would recommend trying The Lancer Anti-Aging Regimen ($135) I linked above. It's spend-y, but if skin is your splurge, this set is worth a try.
I received the above products complimentary for testing purposes from Influenster and Dr. Lancer. The opinions are my own thoughts.


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By Julian Shea in London | China Daily UK | Updated: 2018-10-15 18:24
Michael Flatley's first film Blackbird was shot in Barbados, London, and County Cork in Ireland. Photo provided to China Daily
No dancing on display in Irish dance legend's romantic thriller Blackbird
As the owner of one of the most famous pairs of feet in the world, Irish dancing legend Michael Flatley has packed out theaters and arenas across the world, performing in and directing his succession of spectacular Lord of the Dance shows. So it might be a surprise to his many fans that in his first appearance on the cinema screen, he does not dance a single step.
Flatley's latest project is a romantic thriller called Blackbird, written, directed by and starring the 60-year-old, and although it may not be what his audience was expecting, he is confident that they will like it.
"I've always had making a film on my list of things to do, and when I make a list I like to complete it, but I'd been touring non-stop for 25 years so I never had the chance," he told China Daily.
"My mother used to say 'why don't they make films any more like they did in the good old days?' She loved classic old films with people like Cary Grant and Humphrey Bogart, and so do I, and in fact so does everyone I speak to, but nobody seems to make those films any more. I was supposed to make a dance film, but my mother said 'will you just go and make an old-style Hollywood film?' After she died, I thought 'right, now it's time to get serious and do this.'"
Blackbird's plot about a secret agent retiring from service and starting a new life owning a Caribbean nightclub, only for his past and an old lover to draw him back to his old life, certainly sounds like something from what Mrs Flatley would call "the good old days". As far as Flatley is concerned, that is no bad thing.
"Although it's set in the modern day, the film was very nearly shot in black and white - it's that kind of film," he explained.
"We only chose color because the scenery of the locations in Barbados and Ireland is so stunning, it would have been a waste. I prefer to think of it being timeless, rather than old fashioned, but it's romantic, with no bad language, sex or explicit violence – people like those sort of films, and feel they've missed out on seeing them, so there's a big audience for it. People over 50 in particular can watch it and feel at home with it, but we've shown it to all kinds of audiences, and they all love it.
Nicole Evans as Vivian in Blackbird. Flatley says the film is a family-friendly tribute to classic Hollywood films. Photo provided to China Daily
Flatley's mother died in December 2016, but she lives on in the film's title and opening sequence.
"When I was a child, she used to sing me a song called Blackbird, and I didn't think anything special of it, but then again towards the end of her life she could still sit down and play it and sing it. It clearly meant something to her so I decided to learn it. I play it on the flute at the start of the film, and decided to use it as the title for the film too – a piece of her energy is in there, and the whole film is a tribute to her."
Flatley's dance shows have won him huge popularity in China, where the film's release and distribution is currently being arranged. But even before it is out there, he is already working on a second film project which will be of particular interest to his Chinese fans.
"My next film, Dreamdance, is in pre-production, and it's going to be very different," he said. "It's set back in the glory days of Hollywood song and dance films, and the lead character has to leave dancing to go off to war in 1939, and we're looking at maybe making it with people in China because a lot of people don't realize that China fought alongside the Allies in World War II – they did a sensational job and no-one has really told that story until now, so it's very interesting."
After years working with dancers and producing stage shows, Flatley said many of the skills needed for film directing were very similar – but cinema provided a freedom that the stage does not permit.
"The problem with dance shows is that dance is such a strain on the human body that the actual acting side of things is limited – there's only so much you can show through dance, but with films, there are no boundaries. You can get real emotion in a way that you can't with dance.
"It was exhilarating and I felt I could breathe freely with actors, getting them to do exactly what I wanted, but also keeping it within the boundaries of taste that I had set. It would have been very easy to step over the mark, I think it takes more skill to know when to stay stop. I know this film isn't going to suit all tastes, but it's something a whole family can watch at any time, and it's something I'm prepared to stand by, a great film with superb performances."
Although there has already been talk of a Blackbird sequel –"we have an intriguing follow-up storyline which isn't at all what people would expect"– in the meantime, Flatley has his Lord of the Dance empire to oversee.
Aged 60, he no longer performs, but retains overall control of the touring shows that bear his name.
"I have people who audition and pick the dancers for me, but apart from that I'm still director and choreographer so I have complete control, everything goes through me," he said.
"One thing I've learned is to always keep sight of what the customer wants, and not change things for the sake of it. We have people who've seen the show hundreds of times, and they always want to see the hit numbers, that's what fills their sails for the night and gives them a lift, so although we will continue to update it, we won't lose sight of why people come in the first place."
Flatley said he has plans for future expansion, and the huge success of his shows in China means it is an area he would particularly like to develop further.
"Our troupes love touring in China – one of my ultimate dreams would be to have a troupe of Chinese dancers travelling round the country on a year-round non-stop tour, doing Irish dancing," he said. "Given some of the talent we've seen from the dancers in China, I think that's easily within reach."
Next year will mark the 25th anniversary of the television broadcast that transformed Flatley's life and Irish dancing as a whole – Riverdance, the intermission dance routine at the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin which stunned a worldwide television audience and reignited the art of Irish dancing.
After Riverdance, Flatley went on to create his own productions, but now his dancing days are in the past.
"I still train, but my legs had too many miles on them– it's so demanding that most of my dancers rarely keep going until the age of 30, but when I did Riverdance I was already 35," he said.
"The last show I did was at Caesar's Palace when I was 58. People have no idea of the amount of energy, blood and blisters that it takes to do just one dance, let alone a whole show.
"My body's taken a severe beating – my shoulders needs replacing, I've had fractured ribs, torn calf muscles, a torn Achilles, a broken bone in my right foot that won't heal, but I love it because I've made friends with pain, these injuries show I didn't just sit there and dream about doing things, I got up and did them. I've employed thousands of dancers, who have gone on to have their own careers and I've given them a lift. That's not a bad life.
Showman Michael Flatley became a huge star around the world thanks to his Lord of the Dance shows. Photo provided to China Daily
Lord of the Dance played in Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, Nanjing and Guangzhou earlier this year and will be in Taiwan in December. From Brazil to Beijing, the world still cannot get enough of Flatley's dance creations. And arguably his biggest achievement is that, over the course of one generation, he has taken what was a part of age-old Irish traditional culture and transformed it into something that now belongs to and is enjoyed by the whole world.
"At first I wanted to get rich and famous as fast as possible because I'd spent so many years working on it, and when I got to the top, it was absolute heaven, but after a few years I began to see things more through the eyes of the dancers. The focus isn't on me anymore," he said.
"I put out more troupes and now we've got to the stage where we've built this huge global family. Wherever there is Irish dancing around the world, we want to find the best talent and we've got people in cast who are Russian, Dutch, from Asia, everywhere, and I've seen them marry, have families and start their own schools.
"In my dreams, when I was working as a laborer, I knew how big I wanted this to be. I'm a big boxing fan, so my dream was to perform at Madison Square Garden, where my boxing heroes fought – one day, I wanted to be at the front of that stage, and it happened, many times over. All over the world, wherever any big rock star has performed, so have we. Dancers aren't just the people at the back anymore, we've made dance the central focus.
"Even now after all these years, it's still all about spreading the culture of dancing. We've built a huge family of people who have made their fortune going round the world, doing what they love. And that's the best reward."
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What Is Atkins Diet? Phases, Pros and Cons And More
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The first phase of the Atkins diet is called the Induction phase. It is to be followed by two more stages, that is the Modified Atkins diet and the Atkins diet. There are many variations of the Atkins diet, but they all maintain the same philosophy. The main idea of the diet is to gradually reduce intake of carbohydrates in order to induce a state of ketosis in the body. This state is where the body can burn its own fat as a source of energy. The diet works by restricting carbohydrates from food and instead having protein, fat and certain vegetables and fruits.
The Atkins Diet is a low-carb diet that eliminates all refined carbohydrates and severely limits the consumption of foods that contain sugars and starches, such as breads, pastas, cereals, potatoes and rice. According to the Atkins Diet, refined carbohydrates are "empty" calories, since they are high on the glycemic index, which means that they raise your blood sugar levels quickly, and can even cause overeating, lack of energy and other health problems.
There's a saying in golf that says there are "horses for courses," meaning that some golfers' styles and strengths are more suitable for specific courses than others. Two-time British Open winner Greg Norman shared with Dan Le Batard the aspects of his game that allowed him to win the 1993 British Open at the course that holds it this year, Royal St. Georges.
The secrets that The Shark shared sound like they could present an advantage to certain golfers in the 2021 Open Championship, specifically big hitters like Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy, and one other recent major winner.
Greg Norman won the 1993 British Open at Royal St. Georges
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Norman is probably best known for his Masters' collapse in 1996. He also finished second multiple times in stateside majors. However, over in Great Britain, Norman found quite a bit of success.
In 1986, the Aussie won his first major. He rode an up-and-down performance to an easy win at Turnberry in Scotland. Although he shot two 74s, he also had a 63 and a 69 on Sunday to beat England's Gordon Brand by five strokes.
Seven years later, Norman teed it up in Sandwich, Kent, England, at Royal St. Georges. This time The Shark was much more consistent, shooting 66-68-69-64 to hold off a star-studded field chasing him that included Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, Corey Pavin, and Ernie Els. Norman's final round 64 is the lowest Sunday score ever turned in by an Open Championship winner, per RoyalStGeorges.com.
Norman told Dan Le Batard his big drives won him the 1993 Open Championship
Greg Norman joined The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz and discussed his '93 British Open win at Royal St. Georges and what golfers can expect this weekend.
The golfer-turned-wine-maker shared that a lot will depend on the weather. It's rained a lot in Sandwich lately, and golfers can expect winds 10 to 20 MPH, meaning the ball will carry less than usual. He also said, "It's understanding the nuances of this really quirky golf course, and I mean honestly quirky golf course."
He explained British Open participants need to come into Royal St. Georges with a strategy. Norman shared his '93 plan, saying:
I, in '93, came up with my caddie, Tony Navarro, and Butch Harmon, because I was driving the ball so great, I decided to take on a lot of the doglegs. So, take it over the corner, hit it over the gallery, or hit it over a TV tower, or hit it over there because I'm hitting to the widest part of the fairway because I was hitting beyond the turning points. So, if you got to lay up, you're laying up to the narrowest point, but I took on the corners, and I was hitting to the widest place. There were four or five holes here where I really took advantage of, and I didn't back off.
If Norman is suggesting that the best and biggest drivers on the Tour can cut the "quirks" out of Royal St. Georges by bombing balls over the turn of the doglegs on the course, there are a few golfers who this should help at the 2021 British Open.
Bryson DeChambeau and Rory McIlroy are the biggest drivers on Tour in 2021
DeChambeau and McIlroy lead the PGA Tour in driving distance in 2021. DeChambeau is first, averaging 321.9 yards per drive, and McIlroy is second at 318.7 yards per drive. The only other past major champions in the top 10 are Dustin Johnson (No. 6, 313.8 yards) and Gary Woodland (No. 10, 311.0 yards).
The issue DeChambeau and McIlroy may run into this week is that the other big stat that will matter at Royal St. Georges is Greens in Regulation (GIR). Neither big hitter does as well in this category. DeChambeau is T74 on the Tour for GIR, leaving himself on the green with a birdie putt just 66.2% of the time. McIlroy isn't even doing that well. His GIR percentage in 2021 is 65.43%, which is 93rd on tour.
The top PGA player with the best combined driving distance and GIR is the 2021 U.S. Open champion, Jon Rahm. The big Spaniard is fifth in GIR at 71.04% and 21st in driving distance at 307.6.
The impediment to Rahm winning this weekend may be history. Only three golfers have ever won their first two majors in back-to-back starts. If Rahm did accomplish this by winning the 2021 British Open, he would join Craig Wood, who won the 1941 Masters and U.S. Open, Bobby Locke, who back-to-back Open Championships in 1949 and 1950, and Jordan Spieth, who won in the same order as Wood but in 2015.
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Patrick Manning explained ( about Benny Hinn ) : "I take her with me everywhere….God speaks to me through her. She has been a great blessing to the Government. I'm thinking [about Hinn] 'You foolish man"
trinidadexpress Sunday, August 21, 2016 6:53:00 AM EAT
Patrick Manning said : "I am aware the chairman of the PNM's Constituency Executive for San Fernando East did advise you and the screening committee that I would not be facing the screening committee. This letter represents my more formal and personal account in keeping with expected norms in matters of this nature,"
newsday-tt Friday, February 13, 2015 8:02:00 AM EAT
Patrick Manning said : "I still however trust the Almighty to fully restore my health in His time"
jamaicaobserver Thursday, February 12, 2015 8:05:00 PM EAT
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12:14:00 AM EAT
Nyan Gadsby Dolly said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "It is a performing space and, as you would be aware, the only funerals – the lying-in-states that we had at NAPA would have been the former prime minister of the country (Patrick Manning) and the former president of the country (Arthur NR Robinson),"
newsday-tt Saturday, December 8, 2018 9:16:00 AM EAT
Keith Rowley said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "I was fired by (then-prime minister Patrick) Manning in April 2008,"
trinidadexpress Wednesday, September 13, 2017 7:41:00 AM EAT
Colm Imbert replied ( about Patrick Manning ) : "one of the most arrogant ministers in the Manning Cabinet,"
Triniad-guardian Sunday, November 6, 2016 10:04:00 AM EAT
Harrypersad Maharaj said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "I have never felt from Mr Manning that he was racial,"
Triniad-guardian Friday, July 15, 2016 10:03:00 AM EAT
Keith Rowley said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "I want to say to the young people of this country, look at UTT (the University of Trinidad and Tobago), look at GATE (Government Assistance for Tuition Expenses Programme), and you see Patrick Manning, his vision ... and to the country, look at LNG (liquefied natural gas) and how we pay our bills today and you see Patrick Manning and his effect on Trinidad and Tobago,"
Triniad-guardian Monday, July 11, 2016 6:59:00 AM EAT
Kazim Hosein said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "The last time I cried was when my father died, and now I weep for Mr Manning,"
Kazim Hosein said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "People are now seeing what Mr Manning actually did for T&T,"
Anthony Carmona added ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Mr Manning's reach wasn't confined to the economic and social development of T&T. This is why people across the region have reacted with so much passion and sadness at his passing. We've witnessed this through, for example, the observance of two days of national mourning on Thursday and Friday in Dominica,"
Triniad-guardian Sunday, July 10, 2016 10:25:00 AM EAT
Ralph Gonsalves said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Patrick was a famous man; his virtues are not written in stone at home or elsewhere, but in the hearts and minds of ordinary men and women that crossed this region and we shall remember him forever,"
jamaicaobserver Wednesday, July 6, 2016 12:34:00 PM EAT
Irwin LaRocque said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Mr Manning was a member of the conference (heads of government) for a total of 13 years, and, in that time, he demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the Caribbean Community. The initiatives he promoted to advance integration ensure that his legacy as a regionalist is secure. His calm and deliberate manner was a distinctive feature during the meetings of conference,"
Keith Rowley said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Mr Manning will be remembered as a visionary, a patriot and a Caribbean man who was committed to excellence and to the Caribbean Community. In this vein, I know that I will continue Mr Manning's legacy,"
Claude Berkley stated ( about Patrick Manning ) : "The passing of former prime minister Patrick Manning is deeply regretted and holds for us a deep sense of loss,"
trinidadexpress Wednesday, July 6, 2016 4:34:00 AM EAT
Fernando Schmidt said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "It is a tremendous loss. He was an important statesman for Latin America and the Caribbean. During Manning's tenure, we opened up an embassy in Port of Spain. He was responsible for 93 per cent of the LNG production of Chile. He was one of the great prime ministers who started this project"
Irwin LaRocque added ( about Patrick Manning ) : "I extend to the Manning family and to the Government and People of Trinidad and Tobago our sincere condolences on the death of this outstanding CARICOM Leader,"
caribbean360 Tuesday, July 5, 2016 10:28:00 PM EAT
Portia Simpson said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Mr Manning was a friend of Jamaica who did a lot to advance the interest of both countries within the framework of bilateral relations as well as within the councils of the Caribbean Community. Trinidad has lost a true champion of the people and the Caribbean has lost a devoted advocate of the benefits of regionalism,"
jamaicaobserver Monday, July 4, 2016 9:56:00 AM EAT
Fuad Khan said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "This led to the establishment of the International Waterfront Complex and the building of many other infrastructural projects across the country," "It would be an understatement to say that these decisions were not popular with the persons who would have benefited from the former arrangement however, and Mr Manning was forced to pay a severe political cost as a result"
newsday-tt Monday, July 4, 2016 8:12:00 AM EAT
Jerry Narace said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Patrick Manning will go down in history as one of Trinidad and Tobago's greatest leaders; one of the greatest fighters for the people of T&T within our region and one of the greatest proponents of the Caribbean region as an economic and cultural force in the modern world. We live today in a country that Patrick Manning transformed with his vision. It is a country with greater freedom and prosperity; a society more advanced than the one he inherited when he became Prime Minister. When others saw only limits to T&T's growth, he saw the true potential of our land. During his tenure as Prime Minister, he created a strong economic and energy architecture through pivotal policy changes, fueling the country's infrastructure, health system, education and culture. Monetizing gas at $12/MMBtu is an achievement that can not be undermined. Patrick Manning was also a big proponent of education as an agent of change. He believed in every citizen's right to access to education, from nursery to tertiary, and made it his personal mission to advance our nation's School system. Further, he believed in cultivating music, art and culture as a means to nurture human psyche and promote our national identity beyond the borders of our country. No one was more deeply committed to the Caribbean integration than Patrick Manning. He was pivotal to the creation of the Cariicom Single Market with all its benefits to the people, while he always advocated our commitment to CARICOM. His leadership in the region is unparalleled, setting an example for all regional leaders. We have lost a great leader and a great man. I have also lost a dear friend. Our relationship started through family connections, but was cemented in 1987 when Patrick Manning asked me to join the PNM. I had never intended to get involved in politics. But when Manning shared his vision for the country and its people with me, I could not help but be mesmerized. His vision fully aligned with mine and I admired how deeply and truly he cared for the people. Through numerous and lengthy discussions over local, regional and international politics, I understood his deeply embedded feeling that he had a divine responsibility to improve lives. Politics was a vocation to him and that when faced with tough decisions he had the courage to do so. Our relationship was characterized by mutual respect. I respected his vision and commitment to the people and he respected my business acumen and my ability to deliver on milestones quickly and effectively. We did not always see eye-to-eye on issues; but there was always a thread of respect on every occasion. Manning gave me an opportunity to contribute in many areas and I will forever be grateful for that. �We share his family's grief today, but we also share their pride over his amazing achievements for our country. Patrick Manning will be remembered for his charisma, invigorating presence and his lifetime of dedication to our nation. Farewell and may �he find eternal peace"
trinidadexpress Sunday, July 3, 2016 6:18:00 PM EAT
Lee Sing said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Mr Manning was the biggest and best we had, and if those who have remained behind could measure up to him by just ten per cent, the country and the party would be better off,"
newsday-tt Sunday, July 3, 2016 8:34:00 AM EAT
Randall Mitchell told ( about Patrick Manning ) : "We have lost a great leader, a great man and our thoughts are with the family of Mr Manning. I am very sad at his passing and we mourn his loss,"
Alvin Pascall said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "I don't think at all that Mr Manning would ever want us to abort a whole election because of these kinds of circumstances. He is somebody who would want it to go on like normal, if you know of him, he was all politics, politics was his whole life, so I don't think he would have wanted us to stop this election,"
Triniad-guardian Sunday, July 3, 2016 7:11:00 AM EAT
Maxie Cuffie said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "I had the privilege of interacting and working with Mr Manning, both in my professional capacity as a journalist and in my transition to public service," "I got to know him more closely, as political leader of the PNM (People's National Movement), and can attest to his political acumen and visionary leadership, from which the entire country has benefited"
trinidadexpress Sunday, July 3, 2016 6:42:00 AM EAT
Brian Lara said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "we have lost one of the most influential and courageous human beings that we have been fortunate enough to have shared the earth with. I offer my deepest condolences to the family and friends of Mr Manning"
Kazim Hosein says ( about Patrick Manning ) : "Patrick Manning was a visionary leader whose ideas were before their time"
tv6tnt Sunday, July 3, 2016 12:06:00 AM EAT
Keith Rowley said ( about Patrick Manning ) : "The only way you can build on a property like this is up and that is why the buildings are tall....you know it was like, Manning like tall buildings,' and some people would actually argue that tall buildings have a psychological effect on you,"
Triniad-guardian Wednesday, June 29, 2016 6:07:00 AM EAT


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with the necessities, and leaving the trailer far behind ups the ante from a standard day ride, but with planning and preparation you'll be set for some of the most memorable outdoor experiences of your life.
Step 1 – Where Do I Go? – The first step in any backcountry trip is deciding where to go and picking a destination point. The key is to pick an area that is inspiring, matches your skill sets, and fits within your time and budget constraints – for example if you like mountain riding and are looking for a three-day trip on well-marked trails, the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex might be ideal. www.trailmeister.com, regional equine clubs, and the land manager's recreational rangers are excellent resources for choosing a destination and selecting a trail route if you don't have one in mind.
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produced by John Cohen and Catherine Winder, and written by Jon Vitti.
The movie is based on the mobile app game Angry Birds initially released back in 2011 and is a very vibrant, colorful, happy and fun 3D animated movie. While watching the movie one cannot help but smile and laugh all the while. It never has a dull moment and never slows down instead it keeps going like the original mobile game does.
The animation is full of action and comedy. Kids love it everywhere and so does some adults. The Angry Birds Movie has received mixed reviews from critics though. On Rotten Tomatoes the film has a rating of 43%, based on 114 reviews, with an average rating of 5/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "The Angry Birds Movie is substantially more entertaining than any film adapted from an app has any right to be – which may or may not be much of an endorsement". On Metacritic the film has a score of 43 out of 100, based on 25 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".
The film is not sexist like Batman vs Superman where Wonder Woman drops by without getting a title just because she is a female. Also Angry Birds is much easier to watch and enjoy than the mess that is Batman vs Superman where a female comic hero just "drops by".
The film has been animated by Sony Pictures Imageworks, and stars Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Danny McBride, Maya Rudolph, Kate McKinnon, Sean Penn, Tony Hale, Keegan-Michael Key, Bill Hader and Peter Dinklage. It has been released in the United States on May 20, 2016.
The Finnish franchise has made quite a bold move by making this animation movie together with the help of SONY Entertainment. It's boldest move would be to release it to the American audience who are more inclined to local characters, such as Mickey Mouse, Batman and Superman. Angry Birds is the only foreign comic character that is making some American laugh – and that's a good thing for any animated movie!
American or not the kids in the theater I watched the movie in were all "hooked" to the Birds.


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And The Snow Fell Softly On All The Living and The Dead
January 30, 2013 Ellen Bromberg
by UC Davis Granada Artist-in-Residence Ellen Bromberg
Concept Devised by Della Davidson and Ellen Bromberg
Choreography and Media Design by Ellen Bromberg
in Collaboration with Kegan Marling and the Dancers
The Department of Theatre and Dance is proud to present a two-part production: the world premiere of and the snow fell softly on all the living and the dead… by Granada Artist-in-Residence Ellen Bromberg followed by a celebration of the work of Professor Della Davidson through choreography and performances by her long-time collaborators.
The title of and the snow fell softly on all the living and the dead… derives from the famous James Joyce poem, "The Dead." Visual elements, including live video of various perspectives onstage, play a large role in a meditative environment of changing light, forms and sound.
Performers exist in vignettes as images that rise and fall in time and space, engaging ideas of life, beauty and loss. The piece was conceived as a staged installation by Della Davidson and Ellen Bromberg with choreography and media design by Ellen Bromberg in collaboration with Kegan Marling and the dancers.
The second half of the evening celebrates the work of Della Davidson, Department of Theatre and Dance professor 2001–12, who passed away in March from breast cancer. It includes choreography, performances and a film by her long-time collaborators from Sideshow Physical Theatre and members of the Bay Area dance community.
Ellen Bromberg, a 2006 Guggenheim Fellow, has been creating dances for companies and solo artists for over 30 years. She has received numerous accolades including three Isadora Duncan Dance Awards, a Bonnie Bird American Choreographer Award, a Pew National Dance/Media Fellowship and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts. She is currently Associate Professor in the University of Utah's Department of Modern Dance.
From The Dead by James Joyce:
"A few light taps upon the pane made him turn to the window. It had begun to snow again. He watched sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling obliquely against the lamplight. The time had come for him to set out on his journey westward. Yes, the newspapers were right: snow was general all over Ireland. It was falling on every part of the dark central plain, on the treeless hills, falling softly upon the Bog of Allen and, farther westward, softly falling into the dark mutinous Shannon waves. It was falling, too, upon every part of the lonely churchyard on the hill where Michael Furey lay buried. It lay thickly drifted on the crooked crosses and headstones, on the spears of the little gate, on the barren thorns. His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead."
Remembering Beloved Professor Della Davidson
Professor Della Davidson, Department of Theatre and Dance
Della Davidson was a vital creative force for the Department of Theatre and Dance for over ten years and was a central figure in the Bay Area dance world since the early 1980s.
2011-2012 Spring Quarter
Ellen Bromberg
Ellen Bromberg, a 2006 Guggenheim Fellow, has been creating dances for companies and solo artists for over 30 years.She has received numerous awards for her work including three Isadora Duncan Dance Awards; one for outstanding achievement in choreography for "The Black Dress," which was subsequently broadcast on PBS Television's "Alive From Off Center," a second for her work with Douglas Rosenberg on Singing Myself A Lullaby and a third for Visual Design for her work with Della Davidson for Collapse (suddenly falling down).She was also honored with a UC Berkeley Townsend H


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Diane de Groat has illustrated many novels and picture books for children; among them ANNA ALL YEAR ROUND. She lives in Amherst, Massachusetts.


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Articles in regional publications that pertain to a wide range of North Carolina-related topics.
9 results for "Mental illness"
1.Talking Toward OK by Lacour, Greg Charlotte Magazine Vol. 24 Issue 9, September 2019
Lacour, Greg
The Evening Muse in NoDa offers a form of talk therapy that doesn't happen in a therapist's office. The R U OK, CLT? series combines honest dialogue about mental illness with musical and artistic performances, with the atmosphere intended to encourage individuals with mental illness to talk about their experiences.
Charlotte Magazine (NoCar F 264.C4), Vol. 24 Issue 9, September 2019 , p24-25 Periodical Website
NoDa; Mental illness; Mental illness--Treatment; Veterans Issues; Mental health services; Mental Health America--national mental health advocacy organization--Charlotte; National Alliance on Mental Illness ; Charlotte--Art
2.In the Cage with Me by Futterman, Allison Charlotte Magazine Vol. 21 Issue 5, May 2016
Futterman, Allison
Paul Booe was a beloved mixed martial arts trainer who taught hundreds of students how to fight their way out of difficult situations. But few people knew the battles being waged in his head, until one day, Mother's Day 2015, he was gone.
Charlotte Magazine (NoCar F 264.C4), Vol. 21 Issue 5, May 2016, p118-120, il, por Periodical Website
Charlotte--History; Mental illness; Suicide
3.Pets in Residence by Williams, Allison Business North Carolina Vol. 36 Issue 1, January 2016
Williams, Allison
Efforts to make the college campus a home away from home can be perceived in Lees-McRae's pet policy. This policy can be perceived in the animals that students are allowed to have in buildings such as the Banner Elk School. The welcoming of pets can be measured in the Pet Council, which enforces rules and handles complaints. It is also reflected in the policy that distinguishes between an assistance animal and a pet.
Business North Carolina (NoCar HF 5001 B8x), Vol. 36 Issue 1, January 2016, p16-17 Periodical Website
Dogs; Birds; Reptiles; Lees-McRae College; College students; College students--Conduct of life; College students--Social conditions; Avery County; North Carolina State University; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Mental illness
4.State of the Nation by Elliston, Jon Wildlife in North Carolina Vol. 79 Issue 1, January/February 2015
Elliston, Jon
Efforts were being made to improve health outcomes for the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The Tribal Health Assessment (THA) noted widespread incidences of chronic diseases and mental illnesses. These health issues are being combatted through measures such as the construction of a new hospital and the Healthy Roots program, offering fresh vegetables grown at two local youth gardens
Wildlife in North Carolina (NoCar SK 431 W54x), Vol. 79 Issue 1, January/February 2015, p36-39 Periodical Website
Cherokee Indians--North Carolina; Mental illness; Gardens
5.Inmate Died of Dehydration by Ball, Billy Indy Week Vol. 31 Issue 40, October 2014
Ball, Billy
Mentally ill inmate Michael Anthony Kerr died of dehydration after a month-long stay in solitary confinement. Kerr's death has spurred investigations by the State Bureau of Investigations and Disability Rights NC. Disability Rights is composing several reforms that will guide how prisons treat mentally ill inmates in the future.
Indy Week (NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57), Vol. 31 Issue 40, October 2014, p8 Periodical Website
Mental illness; Prisons--Laws and legislation; Prisoners
6.Inmate Died of Thirst by Ball, Billy Indy Week Vol. 31 Issue 41, October 2014
Two employees of the Department of Public Safety have received federal subpoenas from a grand jury in connection with the death of mentally ill inmate Michael Anthony Kerr. Since Kerr's death casued by dehydration, 9 prison workers have been fired, 2 have resigned, and another 20 to 30 were disciplined. The Department of Public Safety has also assigned a new administrator to Alexander Correctional and will begin rolling out a series of reforms for inmates with mental illnesses. Changes in policy and the new reforms are detailed.
Indy Week (NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57), Vol. 31 Issue 41, October 2014, p13 Periodical Website
Mental illness; Prisoners--Medical care; Prisoners; Prisons--Laws and legislation
7.Fear in Their Bones by Nathe, Margarite Endeavors Vol. 26 Issue 2, Winter 2010
Nathe, Margarite
The Khmer Rouge was a radical communist group who wiped out nearly a quarter of Cambodia's population in the late 1970s. UNC researcher, Jeffrey Sonis, is studying the remaining Khmer Rouge leaders and Cambodians testifying about the executions, forced labor, torture and rapes. His research focuses on their mental health and post-traumatic stress disorder.
Endeavors (NoCar LD 3941.3 A3), Vol. 26 Issue 2, Winter 2010, p24-25, il Periodical Website
Mental illness; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill--Medical schools; Post-traumatic stress disorder; Cambodia
8.Stalking the Wolfram Gene by Blansett, Lisa Endeavors Vol. 9 Issue 2, Spring 1992
Blansett, Lisa
Drs. Michael and Ronnie G. Swift have found a link between the Wolfram gene and psychiatric disorders.
Endeavors (NoCar LD 3941.3 A3), Vol. 9 Issue 2, Spring 1992, p7, por Periodical Website
Mental illness; Wolfram gene
9.Dorothea Dix in North Carolina by Faust, Richard A. The State Vol. 45 Issue 9, February 1978
Faust, Richard A.
Dorothea Lynde Dix (1802-1887) worked to help the mentally ill and helped create the first mental asylums in America. She went to North Carolina in 1848 to change attitudes concerning mental illness and found mental institutions there.
The State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 45 Issue 9, February 1978, p25-27, il, por
Dix, Dorothea Lynde, 1802-1887; Mental illness; Mental hospitals; Mentally ill--Care of


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Thermo Scientific Pathfinder X-ray microanalysis for SEM/EDS and SEM/WDS avoids the many pitfalls found in traditional elemental-based X-ray microanalysis. Using Spectral Imaging data as its foundation along with an array of processing algorithms that assure the most precise data possible, Pathfinder software goes straight to the classification of the chemical phases in your sample. Useful information arrives in minutes, cleanly and without any analytical bias. Pathfinder software to changes the way you use EDS/EDX and WDS/WDX.
Perform simultaneous acquisitions of EBSD data and EDS/WDS spectral images with ease using the Thermo Scientific Quasor II Electron Backscatter Diffraction. The Quasor II EBSD characterizes crystalline structures which affect physical properties in a wide range of materials like metals, geology samples and semiconductor materials, examined with scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) and X-ray microanalysis.
Improve your spectral imaging for samples like metals, geology and semiconductor materials with the new Thermo Scientific Lumis EBSD System. Rapidly identify crystallographic phases, grain sizes and orientation, and monitor structural transformations in scanning electron microscope (SEM) samples with EBSD technology designed for maximum throughput and high resolution.
Pathfinder X-ray Microanalysis Software works in concert with your electron microscope for energy-dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) and wavelength-dispersive spectroscopy (WDS). Pathfinder software processes incoming data from the latest X-ray detector technology in novel and efficient ways, dramatically reducing analysis time from hours to minutes.
Develop more accurate interpretations of X-rays faster with this detector, which provides superior resolution at incredibly high collection rates. Used with the Pathfinder X-ray Microanalysis Software, it is ideal for metals and mining, advanced materials and semiconductors.
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