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An incorrect gravestone can add to the pain a grieving family is going through.
Despite a person's best efforts, mistakes happen, even on gravestones. Some gravestones contain incorrect information about military service or honors the deceased person received, while others may contain the wrong birth date or year of death. Some may have an incorrect spelling of someone's name, while others do not include a deceased person's maiden name. Genealogists who rely on this information often run into confusion over incorrect gravestones, while families and friends of the deceased may be hurt or insulted by the mistake. Fortunately, there are steps to take to correct wrong information on a gravestone.
Consider buying a new stone instead. Going through the process of getting a gravestone corrected can take time, money and patience. A cheaper alternative is to get a new gravestone carved and put it in the old stone's place.
Contact the stone company. Most headstone-carving companies have a clause in their contract about errors appearing on gravestones, and how they cannot be held liable for such mistakes. Nevertheless, be firm that you want this correction to be made. Be prepared to pay a fee for this service, especially if the carving information included the mistake on the paperwork signed. Some stonemasons may correct the mistake for free, particularly if it was their own mistake during the carving.
Get in touch with your local Veterans Affairs office. If the deceased person is a veteran and his honors and/or branch of service is incorrect, the VA office will begin the process of correcting the mistake. This may take time, and you may need to replace the tombstone yourself, but the VA will make sure this information is fixed and the veteran is recognized properly for his service.
Do it yourself. Contact cemetery officials and explain the situation. Tell them you had little success in getting a corrected gravestone to replace the incorrect one. Request permission to correct the gravestone yourself. If they agree, you will need to apply a patch to the incorrect information and chisel in the correct information. It may make the stone look different, but the information will be correct.
Colclasure, Dawn. "How to Correct Wrong Information on a Gravestone." Synonym, https://classroom.synonym.com/how-to-correct-wrong-information-on-a-gravestone-12082734.html. 29 September 2017.


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Established in 2009, Católica Global School of Law has since become the epicenter of Universidade Católica Portuguesa's growing focus on transnational legal education. Based in Lisbon – a geographical and strategic bridge between Europe and the United States –, Católica Global School of Law was created with the fundamental purpose of preparing future generations of lawyers to practise in the context of multiple jurisdictions and diverse legal sources.
Since its foundation, Católica Global School of Law has been successful in achieving a number of goals. It has attracted remarkable groups of scholars, both resident and visiting, and cohorts of graduate students from more than 50 different nationalities, both coming from prestigious law schools from all over the world. It has launched four state of the art programmes: the LL.M. Law in a European and Global Context, the LL.M. International Business Law, the LL.M. Law in a Digital Economy, and the Global Ph.D. in Law. The quality of these programmes was consistently recognized by the Financial Times for many years, which has selected Católica Global School of Law as one of the most innovative law schools in the world.
Overall, Católica Global School of Law has managed to rapidly become a crucial center of legal teaching and research in Continental Europe, having been a founding member of the Law Schools Global League and having recently joined the European Law School Network.

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Doni's Life Remodel: A News Cafe.com is 10 Years Old!
Posted on December 1, 2017 by Doni Chamberlain
A News Cafe.com is 10 years old! Cake by Sublime Bakery. Photo by Barbara Rice.
Many of you know this story, so bear with me as I share this with those who've not heard it lately. Like a mother who likes to retell the story of the day her child was born on his birthday, I always feel a bit sentimental about A News Cafe.com this time of year, when it came alive. But 2017 year is especially notable. A News Cafe.com is one decade old.
Ten years ago I was a newly fired journalist booted from my 10-year-old newspaper job at the start of the Great Recession in the fall of 2007. I was heartbroken and panicked, despite the fact that about 140 people picketed the paper in protest. I mean, the support was flattering, but it didn't solve my problem: Where does a fired newspaper reporter find work in a one-newspaper town?
I lost my job on a Wednesday, and spent the next few days crying and drinking wine for dinner. Son Joe, then a 23-year-old newlywed living in the Czech Republic with his new Czech bride, spoke with me on the phone and suggested I go online.
I scoffed. I balked. I protested. Come on! I was a paper person.
As kids sometimes do, Joe ignored me. By Sunday he'd sent me a link to a blog. Just a little blog. All I had to do was click on it and write something.
Well, what the hell. Why not. Couldn't hurt. So I wrote a few words. It felt cathartic.
By the end of our second day, my little blog had 2,700 unique visitors, a term in itself that was foreign to me at the time.
Eventually, my blog, a place I thought would contain recipes and stories about my life in Igo, turned into a news magazine, thanks to herculean efforts of my dear friends Jim and Darcie Gore, who were then fairly newly retired to Elk Grove. Did I mention that Jim is a computer programmer?
It's rare for Jim Gore (left) and Joe Domke to work in the same time zone. Mostly they correspond with each other from their homes in California and the Czech Republic, respectively.
My first advertisers bought ads out of pity, I'm sure. Personal injury attorneys Dugan Barr and Doug Mudford were there in the very beginning. It turns out they're both fine writers, and became A News Cafe.com contributors. Doug has a column called Reflections in a Mirror While Shaving.
Doug Mudford
Dugan writes opinion pieces, primarily related to politics.
Dugan Barr
Financial adviser Sherrill Bambauer was another of our first advertisers. Dugan Barr, Doug Mudford and Sherrill Bambauer are still loyal advertisers, and for that, I am eternally grateful.
I was married when I started this website. I'd rather not go into the whole mess that evolved, and am not even going to include the link about my personal life quake, because I've so moved on. But let's just say that it was a rather bumpy ride for A News Cafe.com at the end of 2009 and for pretty much all of 2010 when I got rid of two of my business partners, one of whom was my former husband, and the other was a former friend. I divorced them both.
I do recall my ex's prediction that I'd run A News Cafe.com into the ground within two years without him as the businessman. There were a few times when he was almost correct, and I spent a few years whining that I wasn't a business person, that I never wanted to be a business person. All I ever wanted to do was write, and edit, and work with writers. And maybe cook and wrap packages.
My daughter pointed out that I should quit saying that, because I was a business person, and I was doing just fine. By that point I'd blown through a bunch of ad-sales people who'd come and gone, started and stopped, because selling ads is a really hard job. And besides, although I have a knack for recognizing top-notch editorial talent, I'm really lousy at choosing and retaining the ideal sales people. Every time I lost a sales person A News Cafe.com lost a little more credibility.
Fine, I said. I'll sell ads, too. And that's the way it's been for a number of years now. It makes sense, because nobody knows this business like I do. And nobody is as passionate or literally invested in it as I am. The thing is, the more time I spend trying to sell ads, the less time I have for writing.
So here we are. Ten years old. Our team remains small, strong and flexible. Joe is our webmaster who does story formatting, deals with advertisers, ad placement and editorial scheduling.
Barbara Rice is our trusty admin assistant, who posts press releases and keeps a keen, watching eye on comments' level of civility. Jim Gore is called in for troubleshooting and emergencies, such as recently when a plug-in we tried to install crashed the site. A News Cafe.com was down for 24 hours. It was painful, but it was good to hear from readers who missed the site, and wanted to know what had happened. I was glad to see that our absence made your hearts grow fonder.
I cannot stress enough the importance of our advertisers, who fund the site and keep it alive. We literally would not be here without them. Go ahead and click on this link and see who supports this site, so you can thank and support them. I'll wait.
But other than the advertisers who signed on because they felt sorry for me (which is no longer the case), the reason all these advertisers are here is because they have websites that promote their businesses and they want to be where there are lots of eyeballs – readers – who can click on their ads and drive traffic to their websites. When I say lots of readers, I mean unique monthly visitors. Remember that early number when we first started, in the 2,700 unique visitors range?
Drum roll, please.
This summer A News Cafe.com had a record-breaking 94,000 unique monthly visitors. It blew our minds.
In addition to advertisers wanting to be where there's a lot of traffic, they also appreciate that A News Cafe.com is locally owned, a respected site that has smart, informative, engaging and entertaining content.
It's a chicken and egg thing, because without awesome content provided by talented people whose work attracts readers, there would be no advertisers, and without advertisers, the site couldn't exist.
What I love about A News Cafe.com is there's something for almost everyone. The contributors are a varied, lively, wonderfully talented group of journalists, community writers, photographers and cartoonists. Click here on this link and check them out so you can thank them, too.
Or here. I'll post a photo of Matt Grigsby, who holds the record for the most posts, 684, primarily in Photo Cafe. You can click on Matt and see the list of A News Cafe.com talented contributors. Thank you, every one of you!
Matt Grigsby holds the record for the most posts.
As our team embarks on the beginning of its next decade, we'd like to step things up. We'd like to provide more local investigative pieces and even more fact-based journalism. We'd also like to pay our people more. We'd like more content, whether restaurant reviews or short videos.
In my dreams, one very generous benefactor would regularly throw large amounts of money at A News Cafe.com. But really, what would work even better – and be more along the lines of A News Cafe.com's community-minded, interactive spirit — is if many of you contributed whatever you felt moved to donate each month. It would be a group effort.
If you like what you see on A News Cafe.com, and if you'd like us to go to the next level, you can help with a recurring donation of any amount that you can afford. Don't get me wrong. I am thrilled by every single donation, whether it's $25 or $100, both of which were contributed by two women this month. (Thank you, Y.S. and M.S.) Or one very thoughtful reader who gives $250 each year. (Thank you, B.S.) We have one loyal reader who contributes $5 a month (thank you, K.B.), and another who just set up a $15 recurring monthly donation. (Thank you, D.G). You have no idea how grateful I am for these women.
It's difficult for me to ask for help. I always hope you will see that little "donate" button and feel moved to make a donation after seeing something you especially enjoyed on A News Cafe.com. But so far, my hopes and realities remain far apart.
So here's what I've come up with: As a token of our appreciation, all readers who sign up for a recurring payment of any amount will be invited to our year-end VIP birthday party. Plus, each month their names will be entered in a drawing for one of my famously delicious sour cream coffee cakes, as well as any event tickets that come our way. How does that sound? I'm open to ideas.
Those who sign up for a recurring monthly payment of $50 or more will get a coffee cake on the spot, either hand delivered by yours truly, or, if outside our area, I will mail it. (It ships well.)
Don't think of it as bribery, but an expression of gratitude the way I know best: parties and baked goods.
Here's the donate link that goes to our PayPal page, which includes that magic button that says, "Make this a monthly donation".
I'll give you a moment to look it over.
In the meantime, join me in wishing A News Cafe.com a very happy birthday. And join me in thanking every one of our precious, valuable advertisers, and every one of our talented, engaging contributors.
And most of all, I thank you for being here, for participating, for reading, for clicking on ads and being part of this "we" site.
Here's to many more stories and photos and cartoons and many, many more birthdays.
P.S. We'll do the drawing for the sour cream coffee cake on the first day of each month. Today's Dec. 1, so we'll do a random drawing today at 5 p.m. and will announce the winner this evening. Good luck to all the recurring contributors, and thank you!
Lead Story a News Cafe.com, Barbara Rice, Darcie Gore, Doni Chamberlain, Jim Gore, Joe Domke, Northern California, Redding CA
Doni Chamberlain
Independent online journalist Doni Chamberlain founded A News Cafe in 2007 with her son, Joe Domke. Chamberlain holds a Bachelor's Degree in journalism from CSU, Chico. She's an award-winning newspaper opinion columnist, feature and food writer recognized by the Associated Press, the California Newspaper Publishers Association and E.W. Scripps. She's been featured and quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, L.A. Times, Slate. Bloomberg News and on CNN, KQED and KPFA. She lives in Redding, California.
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Two dozen artists converged on a soggy Devou Park for a day of creating art that would be auctioned later that day at a gala dinner to benefit programs at Behringer-Crawford Museum.
The 24th annual freshART fundraiser drew more than 250 guests.
Since freshART began in 1992, more than $600,000 has been raised, bringing educational and cultural activities to more than 270,000 Northern Kentucky children.
Three of the freshART artists were honored for their work by a panel of judges that included Candice van Loveren Geis, Morgan Rigaud, Cate Yellig Becker and Brad McCoombs. The blue ribbon went to Paula Risch Head, red to Ursula Brenner and white to Mary Beth Dowlin. The ribbons were accompanied by cash awards funded by the Patricia and William Applegarth Artists Excellence Award.
Event chairs were Carla Landon and Tara Johnson.
The evening, which also included a silent auction, was emceed by WKRC's John Lomax.
Woodcarver Keith Howard uses umbrellas to shelter his work.
freshARTist Adam Wisler and Jack Gore study the completed artwork before the auction.


This morning I was wondering what to eat for brunch after a trip to Moore Wilson's (think grocery-slash-specialty-store. It is a supermarket, but it's got a lot of the good stuff that you won't find in your normal supermarket, like special ingredients that you'd only find in restaurants or mentioned on the Food Channel). I skipped breakfast since I woke-up pretty late, and I did kinda want to eat out anyway. So across the street from Moore Wilson's is the Brooklyn Bakery, and it was in their cabinet of delicious-looking sandwiches that I was searching for my between-breakfast-and-lunch meal.
While the picture above wasn't taken from the Brooklyn Bakery, what they had on display was very similar; lots of breads/buns/paninis filled with all manner and combinations of cuts of food. The one I eventually settled on was right next to an egg and bacon roll (which, when I looked at it, decided not to have because I had eggs for breakfast yesterday), so I went up to the counter and asked for "a roast vege sandwich please".
I also asked if they had any nice cold drinks (it's been very hot the last couple of days) and they suggested an iced chocolate. I didn't even know they did those, but it sounded like a cold version of a hot chocolate (which is what I usually get at cafe-type places instead of coffee because I'm not a coffee person) so I thought to roll with it and come what may.
When I sat down at a table a thought struck me, I ordered a vegetarian sandwich didn't I?, and it wasn't the first time in my life that I mentally smacked myself for choosing the meatless option.
There are more instances which I can't remember, but in each one I chose the meal on purpose - either to expand my eating options or to just try something new - and in each one it was followed by a feeling of still being hungry maybe 2 hours later: a tell-tale sign that my appetite wasn't satisfied. Disappointment came soon afterwards.
Those experiences have tainted my view of vegetarian food and always makes me reluctant to try again.
Yes, that's it. Just 3. In my entire life.
What made those moments positives in my impression of vegetarian food in general is that they tasted really good, and they didn't make me hungry soon afterwards. And in each of those 3 cases, I picked them completely by accident.
With the Tuscan bagel, I thought the eggplant was some sort of special meat I hadn't eaten before (I've eaten eggplant, but not presented in that manner). With the fake sausage rolls, they did such a good job of imitating real sausage rolls that I didn't know they were vegetarian until I had gone through at least 2 of them and the friend who was cooking them up told me. As for the spinach and feta omelette, it was the nicest looking thing in the food cabinet at that time and place that wasn't a salad.
What was the roast vegetable sandwich going to fall under? Well it wasn't a complete accident (there were meat options right beside it after all) and I chose it because it was the most colourful of the sandwiches there*.
Did choosing it for the colour make it an accident? Not entirely. I hadn't had breakfast yet, so was it going to fill me up? I didn't know. So when the sandwich arrived, all warmed-up from the toaster, I was hesitant, but I was hungry. I dug into it, and... it was one of the best vegetarian meals I have ever eaten.


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Home Health Coronavirus restrictions ease at SA hospitality venues as health chief's advice overruled...
Coronavirus restrictions ease at SA hospitality venues as health chief's advice overruled – ABC News
South Australia has recorded a sixth consecutive day without a new coronavirus case and will immediately relax density restrictions in hospitality venues — against the advice of the state's health chief.
Pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants can allow more patrons, effective immediately
The decision overrules advice from Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier
It comes after the hospitality sector lobbied for the change in the CBD yesterday
The current restriction of one person per four square metres will be eased to one person per two square metres.
The changes were not scheduled to happen until mid-December, and the updated timeline follows lobbying efforts by the hospitality sector.
In making the decision, Police Commissioner Grant Stevens overruled advice from the Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier that any easing of restrictions should wait until after the weekend.
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"It was made clear by Professor Nicola Spurrier that the preferred way forward moving into the next phase of this particular response is that we retain social distancing of one person per four square metres across the board, and that we reconsider our position as we move into next week," he said.
"But given the economic implications, the impact on employment, the current time of the year, our current performance with the Parafield cluster and the new measures we have in place to enhance contact tracing, my decision has been that we will endorse a one-person-per-two-square-metre rule.
"This is one time when there were factors that needed to be taken into consideration, in addition to the health advice. There are times when what comes from SA Health, from the Chief Public Health Officer, is a non-negotiable."
Professor Spurrier confirmed, at today's post-Transition Committee media conference, that her preference had been to retain existing restrictions for the time being.
"Our recommendation from a health perspective was to continue that one-per-four-square-metre density requirement," she said.
Professor Nicola Spurrier wanted to retain tougher restrictions on hospitality venues. (ABC News: Michael Clements)
Commissioner Stevens said the high uptake of QR code technology and South Australians' compliance with current rules influenced the final decision.
"The QR codes have been described as a game changer in terms of contact tracing, and the work that has been done to quarantine this cluster and put a ring around it so it doesn't spread any further through the community has been exceptional," he said.
"The take-up of QR codes has given us some confidence to manage the risk around this current response to the Parafield cluster and that is the decision we have taken."
Restrictions on social density at venues will be eased. (Supplied)
Hundreds of bar, cafe and restaurant owners rallied in the city yesterday demanding the easing of restrictions.
Commissioner Stevens said seated consumption requirements would remain in place, and that police would exercise "a level of tolerance" over compliance on using QR codes, but they "expect people to take it up".
The relaxation of restrictions will not apply to other indoor activities, but the commissioner said it is hoped other restrictions could be eased by Friday next week.
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Active cases, quarantine numbers drop
The state now has only seven active coronavirus cases.
Professor Spurrier said the number of South Australians in quarantine, which was "up well into the thousands" at the peak of the Parafield outbreak, had now dropped to 272.
There were 3,548 tests taken yesterday, which Professor Spurrier said was "not really high enough".
"It's really critical for us at the moment that we're having everyone doing the testing," she said.
In particular, she urged people along Adelaide's coastline — including Hove, Somerton Park, Glenelg and Henley Beach — to consider getting tested.
"If you happen to be in that area, and that's obviously the western suburbs where we have had some concern, then please if you have got symptoms, go and get tested," she said.
She said avoiding transmission of coronavirus to residents at a Brompton aged care facility, which recorded four COVID-positive cases among staff members in November, was "something to celebrate".
"We did have four staff who were infectious, and we had two initial staff who were even in that facility, but we didn't have any transmission," she said.
"This is absolutely because of the planning that had been done over the last many months … to make sure residents are kept as safe as possible in our aged care facilities."
Professor Spurrier said the plan remained to cap crowds at Adelaide Oval at 50 per cent during the upcoming Test match.
"We are talking to the Adelaide Oval about having people wear masks and working through what that will mean," she said.
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8 teachers receive President's Award for dedication to students
Eight educators from various institutions received the President's Award for Teachers on Wednesday evening (Aug 29) at the Istana from President Halimah Yacob.
Eight teachers received the 2018 President's Award for Teachers from President Halimah Yacob on Aug 29, 2018. (Photo: Facebook/Ministry of Education)
Deborah Wong
@DebWongCNA
29 Aug 2018 07:11PM (Updated: 29 Aug 2021 05:29PM)
SINGAPORE: Eight educators from various institutions received the President's Award for Teachers from President Halimah Yacob at the Istana on Wednesday evening (Aug 29).
The award recognises the recipients' dedication to the holistic development of their students.
The recipients were chosen from over 2,500 nominations by school leaders, teachers, former and current students, and parents.
Seven other finalists were also recognised for their contributions. The finalists will receive their certifications at separate ceremonies.
They will also receive a professional development grant to attend any overseas or local conferences.
Since 2017, the award has been extended to include educators from the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and polytechnics.
This year, six finalists and recipients are educators from polytechnics and ITE, while nine teach in the primary school to junior college levels.
Under Mr Khalid Kassim's guidance, students would help the family of a needy course-mate by fixing broken electrical appliances, helping with plumbing problems or mending furniture in their homes. (Photo: Deborah Wong)
One of the finalists is Mr Khalid Kassim, who teaches Mechanical Engineering in ITE College East.
To the veteran lecturer, building a student's confidence takes more than just words of encouragement; it means showing his students how to apply their skills in real-life situations.
Thus, he rallies his students to volunteer in a special Student Home Outreach programme.
In this voluntary after-school activity, the students would help the family of a needy course-mate by fixing broken electrical appliances in their homes, helping with plumbing problems or even mending furniture – all these under Mr Khalid's guidance.
This has helped build his students' confidence, something that Mr Khalid has observed was lacking.
"Most of my students didn't do very well in school, and some have personal problems at home to deal with. So when they see that they can apply their skills outside the classroom, it builds their self-esteem," he said.
Music teacher Ng Sheh Feng (L) and Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary student Angie Tham. (Photo: Deborah Wong)
MAKING MUSIC INCLUSIVE
For Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School music teacher Ng Sheh Feng - one of the recipients of the President's Award - she faced a conundrum when two visually-impaired students wanted to enrol in her music programme.
The reason: No visually-impaired student had ever taken the O-Level music examination at that point in time.
The examination authorities initially turned down their request as exam components included score-reading and notation writing.
But Ms Ng persevered. She and her colleagues worked with the Education Ministry to experiment different ways of assessing the students. This included using music braille and dictation.
After one-and-a-half years, the authorities approved the recommendations and allowed the students to take the exams.
Music teacher Ng Sheh Feng (R) is one of the recipients of the President's Award for Teachers. (Photo: Deborah Wong)
Ms Ng said she tries to make music inclusive to quash the perception that it is exclusive, to the extent that she even pushed for lunch time concerts and a music corner.
"We set up a music corner and we put up some instruments just for the students to be able to jam and relax," she said.
Ms Ng said many of her students come from "less resourced backgrounds" and thus had less exposure to alternative pathways like music.
"They would be thinking of careers in traditional professions like doctors or lawyers," she said. "But we want to show them that there are alternative pathways in the arts too. Trying to change the mindset is slow, but it's happening."
While the award marks a milestone, Ms Ng says that in her 12 years as an educator, she has seen former students follow their aspirations to become composers, performers and music teachers.
That, she said with a bright smile, is rewarding enough.
The other seven winners of the award are Ms Goh Wai Leng from Geylang Methodist School (Primary), Mdm S Nirmala Devi from Guangyang Primary School, Mr Matthew Ong Yong Cheng from St Andrew's Junior School, Mr Edzra Iskandar from Bedok South Secondary School, Dr Lim Yi-En from National Junior College, Mr Teo Keng Ann from Singapore Polytechnic and Ms Tan Lay Khee from Temasek Polytechnic.
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Thorium metallicum: a magician with renal failure
by Maarten van der Meer
A sixty year old man came for consultation for renal failure following a kidney transplant, after a year of dialysis. A biopsy showed that after two years, he still had symptoms of rejection of his kidney, which is longer than the usual period. He is on a maintenance dose of prednisone and complains of the side-effects: thinning of the skin, increased blood pressure (180/100), oedema of the ankles, and mild headaches. He also feels restless and tense.
Years ago, he wanted to move from the big city to the countryside, in order to escape the hustle-bustle, as he does not feel at home in the world of commerce, consumerism, and bureaucracy. He works for social services and is very ecologically minded.
"I get so churned up by the paper-pushers, human values get too little attention." His illness has caused him uncertainty: "I can't let go of the old anxieties, they follow me. There is always a dark cloud, as though I can't forget that kidney. I try to live by the day, in the awareness that any day my life could end. I intuit things quickly. I am someone who always wants to keep control of his own life." Indeed, he has looked up everything about his illness. He chooses his therapies carefully but is not self-sufficient in this; he doubts himself and then phones for a second opinion. He is a likeable man who does not stand by convention. He looks for an ideology and a philosophy of life but he cannot make his own choices; he keeps all his options open. Many years ago, I saw him walking in the street, his long black coat billowing in the wind and the word that seemed to describe him best was "magician."
In the past, he did well on Causticum, prescribed partly due to his aversion to authority and his intense reaction to the suffering of the world. After his kidney transplant, he was prescribed prednisolon acetate and his energy increased. After a year, however, there were still signs of rejection of his new kidney; I prescribed Erbium Carbonicum. A year later, he is tired and has pressure on his chest, oedema of his ankles, and stomach complaints. He is receiving a cocktail of medication: cozar, selokene, prednisolon, nexium, lasix, prograft, and mycofortic, which could indicate that some of his complaints are possibly iatrogenic.
Starting from the premise that degenerative illness can be an indication for prescribing an actinide, I sought for a suitable remedy in that series. Margriet Plouvier-Suijs' themes for the actinides seem to suit him: tendency to reflection, altruism, compassion, and intuition. The situation that he finds himself in, living on "borrowed time," also fits the actinide themes: a reclusive life, living without steering or interfering. Meanwhile, he has insight and oversight, and his cynicism and resistance can point to a Nitricum salt.
For these remedies we have little in the way of proving or clinical experience, which means that we are largely reliant on Jan Scholten's method for finding the correct stage. With this patient, we see a certain cautiousness, doubt, and uncertainty. His recovery started well but it stops halfway, as though even his body is 'uncertain'. In practice, attitude and behaviour turn out to be reliable sources of information regarding the working of the vegetative system. Stage 4, as in Cerium in the Lanthanides, is recognised for its cautious approach; starting something and then coming to a standstill.
Prescription: Thorium metallicum 1M
Follow-up:
After one year, his blood pressure is good with medication: 130/60. He is feeling good and has no more headaches or tension, and no more chests complaints or oedema of the ankles.
Another year later, he comes again for an abdominal infection related to hygiene, which is helped with phytotherapy. His condition is good but he still has some side-effects from the medication; his bowels are more sensitive than normal. The biopsies are negative and he can reduce his anti-rejection medication.
Geschwollener menschlicher Fuß; Mattes
Monazite - tabular crystal, Rostadheia, Iveland, Norway; Aangelo
Keywords: renal failure, living on borrowed time, cautiousness, doubt, uncertainty, starting and stopping
Remedies: Thorium metallicum
Dr.Batras
Reply #3 on : Wed November 24, 2010, 06:32:30
The analysis is pretty interesting. Homeopathy is unique because it cures a patient based on his nature,behavior rather than the disease itself.
http://www.zippy-health.com/dr-batras-homeopathic-clinic/
Dear JJ,
The prescription was one dose of Thorium 1M, after which he felt much better, his blood pressure was reduced, his transplant rejection was diminished, and he was able to return to work. He remained on (minimal) medication as a precaution, due to the severe pathology. It is true that there is little known about this remedy; still it is possible to prescribe accurately by making use of knowledge of the themes of the series (Uranium series in this case) and the stages (stage 4). Sincerely MvdM
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This is a very interesting case given the severe pathology. I wish there was a little more detail about the case, especially the follow-up. How did he react to the remedy after one or two months? Was the remedy prescribed only once? What happened with his medications?
I'd like to really believe the wonderful results of this case, but to be convincing there needs to be a careful presentation. Otherwise, I will find it difficult to prescribe a remedy in such a severe situation based on relatively vague indications.
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"Grab a seat and stay awhile. Located at 1719 34th Street in East Sacramento, Canon offers a shareable, seasonal menu in a welcoming space."
"When this East Sac restaurant opened last October, it instantly found both its footing and an appreciative audience. People fell in love with the concept: a casual place with a farmhouse-y vibe and a menu of intriguing small plates from Michelin-starred chef Brad Cecchi. Given that one of Canon's owners is Clay Nutting of LowBrau and Block Butcher Bar fame, it's no surprise to find a heavy emphasis here on beverages. Jack Winks, a genial Brit who spent five years working in Paris as a bartender, oversees the bar and came up with many of the craft cocktails." -Sacramento Magazine
Brad Cecchi, Executive Chef
Brad Cecchi started his career in Sacramento when he was 16 years old, washing dishes and making pizzas at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Through opening the hotel and restaurant, he learned a work ethic that turned into an obsession and career. As a graduate of the Culinary Arts program at American River College and later at the Culinary Institute of America, Hyde Park, Brad learned the classical ways of cooking and returned to Sacramento with his fine-tuned skills and a passion for Northern California's farmers, ranchers, artisans and vintners.
Clay Nutting, Owner
Clay Nutting was born in Sacramento, but raised on a farm in Berlin, Massachusetts. Clay got off the farm periodically throughout high school where he discovered his love for DIY music and art at the WAG in Worcester, MA. Later, while in college at Worcester State University, Clay co-founded a music and arts non-profit called Concerts 4 Charity.


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Q: Isomorphism between Dolbeault Cohomology groups Let $M^n$ be a compact Kahler manifold and consider the product complex manifold $M \times \mathbb{C}^m$. By the Leray spectral sequence associated to the projection $\pi_{\mathbb{C}^m} : \mathbb{C}^m \times M \to \mathbb{C}^m$, there is an isomorphism $$H^{0,1}(\mathbb{C}^m \times M) \ \cong \ H^{0,1}(M) \otimes H^0(\mathbb{C}^m, \mathcal{O}_{\mathbb{C}^m}),$$
given by $[\xi^{0,1}](z) \mapsto [\xi^{0,1} \vert_{\{ z \} \times Y}]$. In particular, we may write $$\xi^{0,1} = \sum_k \sigma_k \vartheta_k + \overline{\partial} h,$$ for holomorphic functions $\sigma_k$ on $\mathbb{C}^m$, $(0,1)$-forms $\vartheta_k$ on $M$, and a smooth complex-valued function $h$ on $\mathbb{C}^m$.
Question: Is there a way of proving that $\xi^{0,1}$ can be written in the above form without appealing to spectral sequences?

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Hannity May Leave Fox Because He Thinks They Aren't Loyal To Trump
According to a new report, Fox News insiders say that Sean Hannity is actually considering leaving the network because he believes that they are no longer loyal to Donald Trump. This echoes recent reporting about a brewing civil war taking place behind the scenes at the network between real reporters and the on-air talent. There's no question that the hosts on the network are starting to question Trump more, but is that enough to make Hannity leave? Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.
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For the second time in as many months, new reports have come out saying that Sean Hannity is getting even angrier with his bosses at Fox News and sources inside Fox News are now saying that Hannity says he is going to leave the network after his contract expires in 2021 and the reason Hannity the the top of viewer grabber for Fox News, the reason he wants to leave the network is because he doesn't think they're loyal to Donald Trump anymore or maybe they're not loyal enough to Donald Trump anymore. Again, this is the highest viewed host on the network. The guy who loves to tell us he is not a journalist and he wants to leave the network, leave his multimillion dollar a year salary because they're not loyal enough to Donald Trump and as I mentioned, this is the second time that we have seen these reports come out because believe it or not folks, there is a little bit and my old civil war brewing in the offices up there at Fox News.
Here's what's happening. You have the actual news reporters and the journalists who work at Fox News because believe it or not, they actually do have some of those people there. They're talented people. They know what they're doing, and those people are getting angry that you have these morons, Hannity, Carlson, Ingraham, Piro who put out the face of the network and the face and the network is hate lies and conspiracy theories. Meanwhile, these people over here, the journalists, they actually trying to do real news. They're trying to report real things and they're trying to get the executives at the network to understand that the faces on the TV every day are the ones that are toxic. Now, that's what we had reported in the past. And that's also mentioned in these new articles. But here's the thing, it goes a little bit beyond that, right? Cause what's happening right now is Fox News is losing a lot of sponsors.
The public, anytime Tucker Carlson goes out there and does his white power hour, we start calling for boycotts and the boycotts work. We start calling out the sponsors on social media saying, how can you support this? Yeah, we put the clips out there and say, this is what you're supporting, and they pull their ads. It's happened with Hannity, it's happened with other hosts on the network. So the network is starting to pull in less money. So it doesn't matter that Hannity has the highest ratings. It doesn't matter that he's pulling in the audiences, they're starting to get a little perturbed up there and the executive suite that they're not making as much money as they used to. There's still hugely profitable, but it's not as much money as they used to pull in and that's eventually going to become a very real problem. Let's not forget Fox News is still a business and for too long they thought that their business was just propping up Republicans.
But it turns out the people that run the network, yeah, they love Republicans and they're all horrible. People don't get me wrong, but they also love money. They love money more than they love Republicans. It's a close, it's a close love. You know, like when your kids ask you which one you love more and you say we love you all equally. But now the people at Fox News love money the most and then Republicans and they're starting to lose a little bit of that money because of their love for the Republicans and that's making Sean Hannity mad. The love of Republican. No, I'm sorry. Not The love of Republicans. The love of Trump Hannity says should come first and Lockland Murdoch, who's now running the network is not loyal enough to Trump. We think secretly Hannity says they're out to get him and there's other hosts on this network starting to have their grumblings that all Trump's dishonest.
Trump's lying. Trump broke the law. Napolitano told us earlier this week and Hannity ain't having it handed. He's getting mad and Hannity may decide after his contract expires in 2020 according to all the sources that this is just too much. I am a Trump guy through and through. He is my best buddy in the whole world and I am not going to work for a network that won't put 100% of their blind faith and loyalty into my best friend. Well, good luck with that mentality, Sean. I'm sure that's going to serve you well in the future.
Farron Cousins is the executive editor of The Trial Lawyer magazine and a contributing writer at DeSmogBlog.com. He is the co-host / guest host for Ring of Fire Radio. His writings have appeared on Alternet, Truthout, and The Huffington Post. Farron received his bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of West Florida in 2005 and became a member of American MENSA in 2009. Follow him on Twitter @farronbalanced


Nashville, Tenn. (March 2, 2018) - Curb Records' twin brother pop duo FF5 release their highly anticipated EP EL COMPADRE today - available now on all streaming platforms following the exclusive streaming premiere on Billboard.com yesterday (3/1). EL COMPADRE includes red-hot new single "Fire On the Highway," which was featured on Spotify's "New Music Friday" playlist and garnered over 200K streams in its first 10 days. Adding to the excitement, the duo, comprised of twin brothers Jacob and Josh Olds, is set to perform a number of high profile shows at SXSW in Austin, TX including: Maggie Mae's (3/14), The Chuggin' Monkey (3/14), Dirty Dog Bar (3/15), and Tiniest Bar in Texas (3/17).
EL COMPADRE is available on iTunes and Spotify.
Known for their infectious live shows and upbeat sound, Jacob and Josh Olds dive deep into their personal styles to create EL COMPADRE. Chock-full of 80s pop influences intertwined with raw rock'n'roll elements, the new tracks showcase FF5's new, elevated style.
For more information on FF5, visit http://ff5music.com/.


Caroline Dinenage is the Member of Parliament for Gosport.
In the midst of World War Two, tens of thousands of men were forced to endure what Churchill described as the "worst journey in the world". In sub-zero temperatures, the servicemen of the Arctic Convoys valiantly fought to keep the supply lines with Russia open. It is impossible to envisage how the Red Army would have continued its fight against the Nazis without the heroic actions of these men.
Only 200 of the Arctic Convoy veterans survive today, and yet they are still fighting to gain the recognition they have long deserved from this country. I recently held a debate in Westminster Hall to urge the government to finally honour the veterans of the Arctic Convoys with a medal.
For the Arctic campaign remains the only major maritime campaign of the Second World War without a specific medal. Successive governments have, in opposition, recognised the deep injustice of this situation, but no medal has been granted.
Over the years, the number of veterans has dwindled, while the MoD has hidden behind protocol to deny them recognition, with their most recent review ending fruitlessly after sixteen months. Yet once again, in Tuesday's debate, the weaknesses of the arguments against a medal were apparent.


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The tale of the shrapnel-scarred building in Bath that bears the scars of war
Those two days will never be forgotten
Richard MillsSenior reporter
The scene after the Bath Blitz and a building in the city that still shows the scars of that tragedy (Image: Paul Gillis)
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417 people were killed, another 1,000 were injured and more than 19,000 buildings were damaged in Bath on April 25-26, 1942.
More commonly known as the Bath Blitz, the city was bombed as part of the Baedeker raids carried out by the Nazis in World War Two.
Fast forward to 2019, it is difficult to find locations in Bath that still bear the scars of war.
Some of the damage caused during the Bath Blitz (Image: Avon and Somerset Constabulary / Twitter)
There is, however, one building in particular that acts as a kind of memorial to that terrible past - Bath's old Labour Exchange, off James Street West.
Here you can see the shrapnel-scarred facade of the structure as it was, nearly 80 years on.
A few years ago, a plaque was put up on the building as a memorial to those who died on that fateful weekend.
The former Labour Exchange building in James Street West in Bath (Image: PAUL GILLIS / paulgillisphoto.com)
The plaque reads: "In 1936, Bath City Council demolished 1-3 James West Street in order to build its much-needed council department building, a brand new Labour Exchange.
"From this building the council assisted those seeking employment and paid out subsistence money (the dole) to those in need from 1937 onwards.
"When World War Two broke out in 1939 its function was extended to include civil defence.
A plaque that tells the tale of when the Bath Exchange was bombed (Image: PAUL GILLIS / paulgillisphoto.com)
"On April 26, 1942, in the early hours of the morning, a 250kg bomb hit the Holy Trinity Church, just 40 metres west of this site.
"Shrapnel from the wrecked church caused minor damage to the outside of the Labour Exchange.
"At approximately the same time the next morning another bomb landed on the edge of the same pavement on the north side of James Street West, opposite the Kingsmead North Junction.
"Wartime records show that the new Labour Exchange was badly damaged by this second blast.
The shrapnel-scarred old Labour Exchange building in Bath (Image: PAUL GILLIS / paulgillisphoto.com)
"The building was immediately evacuated and the fire service worked through the night using more than ten pumps (fire engines) to make the area safe.
"Despite their efforts the fire in the roof spread and burned out the whole top floor.
"It was recorded that the stone of the building was left severely pitted by shrapnel and machine gun fire and this damage can still be seen on the retained facade of the building.
"Despite the building being severely damaged, the functions carried out there were still badly needed.
The damage left by a bomb to this Bath building (Image: PAUL GILLIS / paulgillisphoto.com)
"The floor of the upper storey was hastily sealed to make a temporary roof and the hole in the outside wall patched with cement.
"Thus the Labour Exchange continued to operate from the stump of the original building, providing essential support for those bombed out of their homes and ensuring that the war effort had sufficient manpower.
"This became even more important when wartime emergency legislation made it compulsory for all unmarried women to be employed on functions that assisted the war effort and the Labour Exchange had to help them find suitable jobs.
The old damaged building in Bath city centre (Image: PAUL GILLIS / paulgillisphoto.com)
"For a long period after the war the Labour Exchange was used solely for storage but in 2002 it was designated as a Grade II listed building because it was one of the last surviving examples of the 'make do and mend' necessities of wartime, when manpower and materials were both in very short supply."
Activist, entrepreneur and writer, Marcus Garvey, once said that a people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots.
This is one fitting way that Bath has kept its roots by honouring those who lost their lives 77 years ago.
The plaque on the Labour Exchange shows what it once looked like (Image: PAUL GILLIS / paulgillisphoto.com)
So, if you take a stroll down this part of the city, take a moment to look upon this wall and learn about this little bit of Bath's history - it is worth it.
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The Island of the Fay is the 120th release and twenty-ninth main studio album by the electronic group Tangerine Dream. It was first revealed in late February 2011, and was released on March 18. A preview of "Fay bewitching the Moon" was released to the members who were part of the Tangerine Dream Online Club (TDOC). This is the first release to feature violinist Hoshiko Yamane as a band member. This album marks the beginning of the band's new "Sonic Poems" series.

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Personnel
Tangerine Dream
Edgar Froese
Thorsten Quaeschning
Linda Spa
Iris Camaa
Bernhard Beibl
Hoshiko Yamane

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2011 albums
Tangerine Dream albums
Music based on works by Edgar Allan Poe

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The combination, detected in a new ABC News/Yahoo! News poll, spells trouble for Democrats three weeks out from the election. Angry people, analysts say, go out and vote. Dissatisfied people tend to stay home.
The Obama administration has failed to recognize the complexities of the problems facing the labor market. Lack of job creation is not just a function of small business borrowing, or lack thereof. The more pervasive issues that are preventing hiring are: costs of labor that employers are unwilling to pay given the current economic situation and weak consumer demand.


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MRS. RAKE
'I WAS ALWAYS TRYING TO MAKE PEOPLE LAUGH. I NEVER THOUGHT OF IT AS A PROFESSION'
Don by Name...
Introducing Issue 85 cover star, Kumail Nanjiani
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CIFONELLI
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EDWARD SEXTON
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LORENZO CIFONELLI FOR THE RAKE
NEW & LINGWOOD
SERÀ FINE SILK
THE RAKE MAGAZINE
STILE LATINO
VITALE BARBERIS CANONICO
The Safari Jacket: Who Wore It Well
Short-Sleeved Polo Shirts: In The Court Of Stylish Restraints
Black Tailoring In Summer
Riviera Days
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Omega Srl: A Hands-On Approach
Omega Srl utilises a knowledge of raw materials, tanning and craft processes to produce high-quality, comfortable gloves that don't look out of place behind the wheel of a Jaguar E-Type.
by Jessica Beresford
Family-owned Omega Srl has been producing gloves since the 19th century. Above photograph by Jamie Ferguson.
Every Omega Srl glove is touched by 25 different pairs of hands – each bringing their own set of skills to the final product. Among other steps, there's one person who moisturises the leather; one who cuts the forks; one who checks the seams; and one who carefully irons the finished glove. No matter how simple the end result may look, the journey is as complex as any other artisanal craft.
Omega Srl's history is comparatively storied, too. The brand was founded in Naples, where glovemaking was once considered the city's most flourishing sector, employing roughly 6800 people and housing its own tanning district. Pasquale Squillace started the small artisanal glove workshop in La Sanita, a working-class area of Naples, around the middle of the 1800s, creating pieces that tapped into the expertise of the city. It wasn't until his son Gennaro took over at the turn of the century, however, that Omega Srl truly flourished, increasing the brand's production to 300,000 pairs of gloves each year and turning it into a major export of Naples.
The company is most well-known now for its high quality, rather than sheer quantity, which is thanks to the third-generation glove maker of the Squillace family. On taking the reins in 1955, Alberto utilised his thorough knowledge of raw materials and set about increasing the quality of the gloves, focussing on the tanning and craft processes. This was echoed by his son Mauro, who took over in 1963 and further trumpeted the business as a brand, turning it from a mere supplier into a name in its own right.
Nowadays, Mauro and his son Alberto develop collections by taking past designs – some that date back 70 or 80 years – and reworking them according to the trends and styles their customers demand, as well as consulting with Mauro's daughter Martina, who's a designer. Most of the designs, however, are evergreen, encouraging product longevity and expertise in the craft – a practice we at The Rake are proud advocates of. "The strength and uniqueness of Omega Srl," says Mauro, "is due to the fact that, unfortunately, it is the only atelier in the world to still use traditional methods with ancient sewing machines and with 25 consecutive steps."
The aforementioned steps are carried out around the city of Naples, predominantly in the homes of the artisans themselves. "The person who knows how to cut a glove does not know how to cut the forks, which are the inner thickness of the fingers," says Mauro. "The person who can sew a hand glove does not know how to sew the lining inside the fold." Each stage is also carefully overseen by the "Squillace Master", the family member in charge of the business who ensures quality is of the highest standard.
The aftermath are pairs of gloves, each with their own distinguishing features, made with intriguing materials in styles unlike most on the market. Take, for example, the noisette leather driving gloves – the palm is crafted from supple lambskin leather, which is slightly perforated for breathability, while the top is made from delicately crocheted cotton and fastened with a silver dome. There's also the sunshine yellow pair made from luxurious peccary leather and lined with cashmere, with all the details and seams stitched by hand.
Like many of the family's neighbouring artisans in Naples and beyond, these skills have been passed down through generations who are passionate about a very niche form of art. "It's a handcraft made up of specialised people who have a close relationship with the family and a tradition that is passed on," says Mauro. And, like his father, grandfather and great-grandfather, he's as passionate about keeping the tradition alive as he is about the final product.
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The first time I came across some common idioms of functional programming happened when I was working with .NET and came across the List methods. The findAll and ForEach methods. For me it was a revelation. I kept rewriting all the code on the project I was on, using these idioms.
Since functional languages were popular at that point of time and I discovered that such languages were where this idea had sprung from,, I decided to start learning Haskell. I'm still learning it, but one interesting thing about Haskell was that it is the Laziest functional language. Everything was automatically lazy and strictness had to be enforced somewhere when you really needed. Like say in the IO monad where you say when you want to print something, you mean like right now! So if I had to print the first 5 even natural numbers greater than some x, I could write this. (Warning: horribly contrived example and code).
The beautiful functional style code has morphed to something so ugly all because I switched from pull to push async. But it's not hard to recognize that this problem is very very similar to the one I was previously solving. All that changed was the source here controls when stuff goes through the pipeline instead of the sink. So with the right tools I should be able to use the same pipeline tools as before and have the language features just switch the flow control around. Numbercaller should present the same interface as an iterable system, allowing me to use the same pipeline components, but should push stuff through the pipeline instead. I should be able to use not just each, but also map, dropWhile, take and so on. It's just a different take on Laziness Or as the article I'm going to link you to put it, the Observable pattern and the Iterable pattern are virtually the same thing. You can read all about it here. The Rx (Linq to Events).
Now with the new realization we have we'd like to write.
Now, the important point here is that the first two lines need to happen at some random time in the future, and in fact repeatedly each time I get a response. But doSomethingElse needs to happen right away without waiting for click events to occur. Since the abstraction hides the fact that this event appears at some time in the future and potentially infinite times, it might mean that I accidentally make some event occur with every click? It might mean buggier code, or some unfortunate performance implications. It might simply mean we need much smarter interpreters. The reactor pattern (non-blocking io). has become very popular of late. It involves converting a lot of operations that are traditionally treated as synchronous, such as writing to disk, or making a blocking call for data without which you cannot proceed, to asynchronous. It has some very interesting implications and provides considerable performance advantages. This pattern might make writing code with the reactor pattern as idiomatic as code which treats these operations as synchronous.
What do you mean by "an abstraction that has the potential to be leaky"?
well you know the joke that all abstractions are leaky abstractions. This is because an abstraction is about hiding detail and eventually someone needs to manipulate the details. But some are leakier than others. When even basic usage requires peeking through the veil or knowledge of the other side, you have a problem.


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Q: How to add options to bootstrap multiselect checkbox drop down via fancybox I have multiselect checkbox drop down. I created fancy box and by entering text field values on the fancy box and by clicking on submit button.
I need to add drop down values or update drop down values dynamically.Please help.
View:-
@{
    ViewBag.Title = "jqtree";
}

jqtree

          Collapsible Group Item #1

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          hello

Callback target

       <select multiple="multiple" size="5" id="inptProduct">
        @*<optgroup label="Group One">*@
            <option value="option1">Option 1</option>
            <option value="option2">Option 2</option>
            <option value="option3">Option 3</option>
       @* </optgroup>*@
        @*<optgroup label="Group Two">
            <option value="option4">Option 4</option>
            <option value="option5">Option 5</option>
            <option value="option6">Option 6</option>
            <option value="option7">Option 7</option>
        </optgroup>*@
        </select>

          Collapsible Group Item #3

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    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.erichynds.com/examples/jquery-ui-multiselect-widget/jquery.multiselect.css" />
    <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.erichynds.com/examples/jquery-ui-multiselect-widget/demos/assets/style.css" />
   <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.erichynds.com/examples/jquery-ui-multiselect-widget/demos/assets/prettify.css" />
      <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1/themes/ui-lightness/jquery-ui.css" />
      <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/fancybox/2.1.5/jquery.fancybox.min.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
      <link href="~/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
    <link href="~/css/bt.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

Js file:-
$('.collapse').on('shown.bs.collapse', function () {
    $(this).parent().find(".glyphicon-plus").removeClass("glyphicon-plus").addClass("glyphicon-minus");
}).on('hidden.bs.collapse', function () {
    $(this).parent().find(".glyphicon-minus").removeClass("glyphicon-minus").addClass("glyphicon-plus");
});
$(function () {
    var $callback = $("#callback");
    var optionsAsString = "";
    $('#btn1').click(function (e) {
        e.preventDefault();
        optionsAsString += "<option value='" + $('#txt1').val() + "'>" + $('#txt1').val() + "</option>";
        alert(optionsAsString);
    });
    $("select").append(optionsAsString);
    $("select").multiselect({

        click: function (event, ui) {
            $("#callback").text(ui.value + ' ' + (ui.checked ? 'checked' : 'unchecked'));
        },
        beforeopen: function () {
            $("#callback").text("Select about to be opened...");
        },
        open: function () {
            $("#callback").text("Select opened!");
        },
        beforeclose: function () {
            $("#callback").text("Select about to be closed...");
        },
        close: function () {
            $("#callback").text("Select closed!");
        },
        checkAll: function () {
            $("#callback").text("Check all clicked!");
        },
        uncheckAll: function () {
            $("#callback").text("Uncheck all clicked!");
        },
        optgrouptoggle: function (event, ui) {
            var values = $.map(ui.inputs, function (checkbox) {
                return checkbox.value;
            }).join(", ");

            $("#callback").html("Checkboxes " + (ui.checked ? "checked" : "unchecked") + ": " + values);
        }
    });
    $('#a1').fancybox({
        transitionIn: "elastic",
        transitionOut: "elastic",
        overlayShow: false,
        target: this,
        orig: $("img", this),
        titlePosition: "inside",
        titleFormat: titleFormat,
        type: 'iframe',
        padding: 0,
        closeClick: false,

    });
    var titleFormat = function (titleStr, currentArray, currentIndex, currentOpts) {
        titleStr = '' + titleStr + '<\/span>';
        return titleStr;
    };

});

A: you can add options like this:https://jsfiddle.net/kodedsoft/ufoeky49/1/
var values =0;  // or any value grabbed from inputs
$(".btn").on("click",function(){
   $('select').append($('<option>', {
     value: values,
     text: values
   }));

});

in your case
var getTxtVal = $('#txt1').val();  // or any value grabbed from inputs
$(".btn").on("click",function(){
   $('select').append($('<option>', {
     value: getTxtVal,
     text: getTxtVal
   }));

});

it should look like this :
$(function () {
var $callback = $("#callback");
var optionsAsString = "";
$('#btn1').click(function (e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    var $val = $('#txt1').val() ;
    $('select').append($('<option>', {
      value: $val,
      text: $val
      }));
});

$("select").multiselect({

    click: function (event, ui) {
        $("#callback").text(ui.value + ' ' + (ui.checked ? 'checked' : 'unchecked'));
    },
    beforeopen: function () {
        $("#callback").text("Select about to be opened...");
    },
    open: function () {
        $("#callback").text("Select opened!");
    },
    beforeclose: function () {
        $("#callback").text("Select about to be closed...");
    },
    close: function () {
        $("#callback").text("Select closed!");
    },
    checkAll: function () {
        $("#callback").text("Check all clicked!");
    },
    uncheckAll: function () {
        $("#callback").text("Uncheck all clicked!");
    },
    optgrouptoggle: function (event, ui) {
        var values = $.map(ui.inputs, function (checkbox) {
            return checkbox.value;
        }).join(", ");

        $("#callback").html("Checkboxes " + (ui.checked ? "checked" : "unchecked") + ": " + values);
    }
});
$('#a1').fancybox({
    transitionIn: "elastic",
    transitionOut: "elastic",
    overlayShow: false,
    target: this,
    orig: $("img", this),
    titlePosition: "inside",
    titleFormat: titleFormat,
    type: 'iframe',
    padding: 0,
    closeClick: false,

});
var titleFormat = function (titleStr, currentArray, currentIndex, currentOpts) {
    titleStr = '' + titleStr + '<\/span>';
    return titleStr;
};

});


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All that space just begging to be put to better use. Your attic may be a fantastic source of creative expansion of your home to provide rooms, storage, or other benefits at a very low cost.
Would your attic make a great rumpus room, or a hide out for your kids. Maybe it would be a hideout for Mom or Dad to get away to study, sew, or work. Build the attic out completely and turn it into a money maker by renting it out. Or maybe you just need to create a better system for storage in the attic.
We'll be happy to come out and dream the possibilities with you. We've done this before, and so we understand the zoning and homeower's association issues, the details to take into consideration, and can give you a realistic cost analysis.
Many of us have attic space overhead, but few of us actually use that space for anything worthwhile. If you're considering converting your attic into usable space, say for storage or as another bedroom, then consider our attic conversion process in Dallas, TX. Unique Home Build will work with you to design the perfect attic addition. No matter the style or purpose of the room, our experts will guarantee outstanding results!
When converting an attic, a few considerations come into play. For example, we need to consider space requirements, energy efficiency, and airflow. For space, will there be enough room for all you wish to accomplish? If not, we must consider the limitations during the design process. For energy efficiency and airflow, proper ventilation and insulation are key for the area. We'll consider each step and work with you to provide results you can enjoy for the future!
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Great family home in the town of Medstead situated on a 83X100/86 lot. 3 spacious bedrooms on the main floor, with the Master featuring a walk-in closet and a full 4pc ensuite. Dining room leading to the deck to enjoy those summer barbeques. Kitchen features oak kitchen cupboards with ample storage. Main floor laundry with 2pc bath. The basement features a large family room perfect for those family gatherings and a space for the kids to play and hang out. Comes with a large pool table in excellent condition. Basement also boasts 3 BD, 1BA, plenty of storage with two storage rooms, as well as a large cold storage room under the stairs. New HE furnace was replaced in 2015. Attached double garage with direct entry. Medstead is a great community to raise your family and has all the amenities with a K-12 school, grocery store, innovation credit union, meat shop just to name a few. Medstead is close to many lakes, and golf courses, 50 min to North Battleford, 30 min to Spiritwood, and 20 min to Glaslyn. c/w appliances and immediate possession available. Call today for more information.