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Big celebration of small breweries
Seacoast Micro Brewfest set for July 11
Jesse Scardina jscardina@seacoastonline.com
Enjoying a beer is typically a communal activity, and if you believe several Seacoast brewery owners, the business of brewing beer can be just as cooperative.
Over the past several years, microbreweries and independent brewpubs have infiltrated the Seacoast, giving patrons and visitors unique and local alternatives to high-end bistros and chains. There's been so much growth that 15 area breweries are coming together for the first Seacoast Micro Brewfest, a celebration of the growing market of craft, independent beers and local brewers.
"It's been an explosion of breweries along the Seacoast," said Josh Henry, co-founder of 7th Settlement in Dover, which is hosting the Seacoast Micro Brewfest, along with Seacoast Local. "The great thing about this event, is all the breweries will be represented by the brewers or owners. You'll meet the people behind the beers."
Tickets are going fast, according to 7th Settlement co-founder Dave Boynton. The event's capacity is 1,500, he said, encouraging advance ticket purchases.
Open for about 18 months, 7th Settlement has seen continued success, serving a variety of homemade brews on tap to correspond to an eclectic pub-style menu. The Dover-based brew pub is just one of several success stories in the Seacoast as beer lovers turned business owners are finding any nook or cranny to start a brewery.
Craft beer businesses have grown dramatically in both Maine and New Hampshire since 2011, mirroring a growth nationwide, as craft beer drinkers take up more than 10 percent of the beer market for the first time, according to the Brewers Association.
The number of breweries in New Hampshire has risen from 15 in 2011 to more than 25 in 2014, and with 2.7 breweries per 100,000 adults 21 years or older, it ranks 10th in the country. Maine has seen even greater growth going from roughly 35 breweries in 2011 to more than 50 in 2014. With 5.2 breweries per 100,000 adults, Maine ranks sixth in the nation. At nine gallons consumed per year per adult, the Pine Tree State is seventh in the country in consuming beer.
The Tod Father
Amid the boom of breweries, there is an established elder statesman in Tributary Brewing Company's Tod Mott.
Brewing since 1991 for a plethora of breweries in New England, Mott is nationally known for his recipes, including an IPA for Harpoon Brewery and Kate the Great imperial stout, which drew lines of people through downtown Portsmouth at its annual release at the Portsmouth Brewery.
Now with his own space in Kittery and own signature beer, the imperial stout renamed Mott the Lesser, it's hard to see him walking around his brewery with anything but a smile. Placed in an unassuming storefront next to the Post Office, Tributary Brewing has gained a passionate following in its first 10 months, including a crowd of more than 900 for the first release of Mott the Lesser in the spring.
Mott said his first paying job was doing all the dirty work at Catamount Brewing Company in White River Junction, Vt., where he worked 40 hours a week cleaning kegs and tanks and every other dirty job. Shortly after, Mott wandered into the brew house and said he simply watched and learned for some time before being hired by Harpoon to brew beer.
"It was apparent that one day it would be nice to have our own brewery," Mott said.
After working at a slew of other breweries, earning a name for himself, Mott opened Tributary in September 2014.
"We knew we wanted to open something in southern Maine, there was nothing here," Mott said, adding he and his wife, Galen, looked in South Berwick and Eliot as well.
Mott said while the industry is competitive by its basic nature, brewers understand the importance of keeping a healthy, vibrant, diverse craft beer selection for the area. "We're competitive, but the best interest is to have everyone achieve," Mott said.
Finding a niche
Off the beaten path of downtown Portsmouth hides one of the more quirky and unique brew pubs in Earth Eagle Brewings. Having opened less than three years ago, Earth Eagle has continually outgrown its size, resulting in expanded dining, kitchen and bar, according to co-founder Butch Heilshorn.
"We've gone through three expansions and we just put a new bar in," Heilshorn said. "We're just barely keeping up with our own brew pub. Each brewery is working on its own niche."
Heilshorn said Earth Eagle's niche is an interesting interpretation of historical beer flavors, meaty and earthy beers. "Myself and my brother-in-law do most of the brewing," he said. "We started home brewing after he dated my sister. We're interested in beers that you can't get around here."
Heilshorn said they won several home brewing medals and were urged by family and friends to package and sell their product, which eventually led to Earth Eagle Brewings on High Street.
"We looked at how many people still are hooked on Budweiser and it's a massive market," Heilshorn said. "Some of that market is realizing that there is more to beer than what they've been having."
Heilshorn echoed the sentiment of other brewers when it came to the camaraderie each independent brewery has with others in the area.
"It's easier to collaborate than compete directly," Heilshorn said. "We do that all the time. It's one of the best things about the business. As long as brewers are making good product, there are enough patrons to go around."
'I knew it was a matter of time'
Before moving to the Seacoast, Henry of 7th Settlement went to school in Colorado, which could arguably be considered the craft brewing capital of the country. With the third-most craft breweries, second-highest economic impact per capita and second-highest consumption rate, according to the Brewers Association, Colorado has been on the leading edge of the craft beer movement.
"When I went to school in Colorado, there were 11 breweries in my town," Henry said. "When I moved here 13 years ago, if I wanted a beer, I'd have to get (Budweiser) or Bud Light, and if I was lucky maybe Sam Adams or Guinness."
It was about 10 years ago that Henry started brewing his own beer after his wife got him a home brew set.
"We're no different from any other home brewers," Henry said of himself and brewing partner Boynton. "From there, we got the bug in us. Dave went back to school, we wrote a business plan. We said 'That's it. This is what we're doing.' Having seen how Colorado was operating, I knew it was a matter of time."
Open for about 18 months, Henry said the community in Dover has connected with the brew pub, which led to the organization of the Seacoast Micro Brewfest.
"It would have been great to do it last year, but we feel we have our feet underneath us now," Henry said. "Getting into it, there's so much work to open a brewery."
Henry said about six months ago he sat down with officials from Seacoast Local to discuss a region-wide festival celebrating independent breweries.
"We had a couple stipulations for the festival," Henry said. "There was a geographic limit, we wanted it Seacoast based. So it's basically the area of the Piscataqua River watershed, basically from York, Maine, to Seabrook. And it had to be a local, independently owned brewery."
Roughly 15 area breweries will be in attendance July 11 at Henry Law Park in Dover, with attendees able to sample beers from each brewery and enjoy a variety of food from area food trucks that will line the Cocheco River.
Admission is $30 and includes a 4-ounce sampling glass and samples from each brewery. VIP tickets are available for $50 and include early access and special parking. Designated driver tickets are available for $10. Live music will be played throughout the festival, which runs from 12:30 to 4 p.m. For tickets or more information including a list of participating breweries, visitwww.seacoastbrewfest.com.


The Met Office has said there could be flooding in parts of the United Kingdom, as well as nightmare travel conditions amid 70mph gales and sheet rain.
For now, windy for all this morning, winds gusting to 55-65mph across southern Scotland, N. Ireland, northern England and Wales, perhaps up to 70mph with exposure, 35-50mph gusts possible elsewhere.
Tomorrow Friday will be a very windy day with strong to gale force and gusty southwesterly winds gradually veering westerly.
"Gusts of up to 70 miles per hour are likely around some coasts exposed to the west or southwest". They're going to have very strong winds.
"Winds easing from the west through the afternoon and evening".


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Q: How to wait until one store is fulfilled after an action is dispatched to dispach a second action I have a store with init data related to my component, an example of this data is a string with the apiPath.
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       // this store contains data related to the component
       this.store.dispatch(this.searchActions.addPageData(this.pageData));
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Then I have another action that requires data from the previous store and gets triggered whenever there is a route param change:
this.route.params.subscribe((params: Params) => {
    this.store.dispatch(this.searchActions.routerParamsSearchPageChanged(pageFilters));
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How do you wait until for the first action to fill the store, to dispatch the second action.

A: I'm assuming the first action (addPageData) populates the store with some information. Then later on, you want to filter out the data using the route parameter, guessing some type of query?  Perhaps you could elaborate a little more if this query doesn't suit your needs.
Basically, retrieve both the store information you want and the query parameter.  Filter that query by some type of criteria, this could be simply checking for null like I am to make sure the data exists.
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        this.store.select(state => state.bookState),
        this.route.params.select<string>('query')
    )
    .filter(([bookState]) => bookState.books !== null)
    .subscribe(([books, query]) => {
        this.store.dispatch({
            type: '[Books] FILTER_BY_QUERY',
            payload: {
                bookType: books.type,
                query: query
            }
        });
    });

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"Flight of the Mind: A Painter's Journey through Paralysis" depicts the life and work of Marcus C. Thomas, an accomplished artist who discovered the joy of painting after surviving a snow skiing accident that rendered him paralyzed from the shoulders down. Through art, Marcus found new and beautiful expression for his love of nature and avid imagination.
The coffee-table book treats the reader to 200 full-color images of Marcus' paintings, spanning twenty-five years. Sampling artwork and sketches from each stage of his career, the book offers insight into the evoloution of an artist's technique and message. We see how, from the first watercolor depictions of wildlife to his recent magical realism oil narratives, Marcus embarks on a journey that continues today, crossing thresholds, delving into new mediums, exploring new ways of seeing and new ways of sharing a creative vision.
Accompanying the artwork, the book also tells the story of Marcus' life and explores how the the themes of flight, adventure and the natural world have remained constants since his childhood. Another constant is the love of his wife, Anne, who, as companion, co-conspirator and caretaker, makes Marcus's art possible. The narrative biography gives a compelling glimpse into how Anne & Marcus have established daily rituals that sustain their creative journey.
by the artist. Image size: approximately 6" x 7".
Gicleé Prints: Image Size 9" x 12" with ample borders.
Marcus' work is imaginative, skillful and true in a hauntingly soulful way. His brushwork is flawless and his colors sing. His compositions are thoughtful. It's just flat out amazing work and you certainly don't need to know his story to admire his work. But read this book anyway. You'll be amazed all over again.


Why can't we build orphanages next to homes for the elderly? If someone were sitting in a rocker, it wouldn't be long before a kid will be in his lap.
Without fullness of experience, length of days is nothing. When fullness of life has been achieved, shortness of days is nothing. That is perhaps why the young have usually so little fear of death; they live by intensities that the elderly have forgotten.
You know you're getting old when you get that one candle on the cake. It's like, "See if you can blow this out."
The four stages of man are infancy, childhood, adolescence, and obsolescence.
The University of Nebraska says that elderly people that drink beer or wine at least four times a week have the highest bone density. They need it - they're the ones falling down the most.


The relations between Serbia and Myanmar are traditionally good and friendly.
During his visit to Serbia, Commander-in-Chief of Myanmar Armed Forces General Min Aung Hlaing met with the then President of the Republic of Serbia T. Nikolic.
The then Foreign Minister I. Mrkic paid an official visit to Myanmar, where he met with the then President T. Sein.
In the 2017 total trade amounted to 18,08 million euros, of which Serbian exports were 14,92 million euros and imports 3,16 million euros.


Capitalism as a system has spawned deepening economic crisis alongside its bought-and-paid-for political establishment. Neither serves the needs of our society. Whether it is secure, well-paid, and meaningful jobs or a sustainable relationship with the natural environment that we depend on, our society is not delivering the results people need and deserve.
Peter Frase argues that increasing automation and a growing scarcity of resources, thanks to climate change, will bring it all tumbling down. In Four Futures, Frase imagines how this postcapitalist world might look, deploying the tools of both social science and speculative fiction to explore what communism, rentism, socialism, and exterminism might actually entail.
A new biography of Karl Marx, tracing the life of this titanic figure and the legacy of his work. Karl Marx remains the most influential and controversial political thinker in history. He died quietly in 1883 and a mere 11 mourners attended his funeral, but a year later he was being hailed as "the Prophet himself" whose name and writings would "endure through the ages." He has been viewed as a philosopher, economist, historian, sociologist, political theorist, even a literary craftsman. But who was Marx? What informed his critiques of modern society?
What is fascism? By focusing on the concrete, what the fascists did rather than what they said, the esteemed historian Robert O. Paxton answers this question for the first time. From the first violent uniformed bands beating up "enemies of the state", through Mussolini's rise to power, to Germany's fascist radicalization in World War II, Paxton shows clearly why fascists came to power in some countries and not others.
This audiobook contains three major works on Marxism: The Communist Manifesto, Wage-Labour and Capital, and Socialism: Utopian and Scientific, written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.
In a world in which capitalism has been shaken to its roots by some major crises, Why Marx Was Right is as urgent and timely as it is brave and candid. Written with Eagleton's familiar wit, humor, and clarity, it will attract an audience far beyond the confines of academia.
The narration was brilliant. I expected more from the author Terry Eagleton though. Eagleton does a good job in making Marx's ideas accessible and relevant. However he sometimes gets caught up in the cleverness and wit of his prose at the expense of shedding light on Marx's concepts of class, history, alienation and cultural theory.
The author is ridiculously well read, and teaches you about different forms of socialism. And often makes me laugh. The narrator is also very strong.
The biggest misunderstanding of Marx is the notion that he and Socialism was/is diametrically opposed to Capitalism. Socialism is actually a guide on how to have an ethical capitalist economy.
Eagleton concludes that leisure over labor was Marx's ideal. If we as a society recognize a government's job is to uphold basic human rights and work together to ensure that those rights are provided for, and we all received some kind of personal subsidy for housing and food, with a job guaranteed of a livable wage, free public education and universal healthcare, then yes we would pay more taxes, but we would have the most expensive costs be affordable, and then have more time to enjoy life.
Honest review of Marx by a Marxist, sometimes lacked facts and stated opinions as truth.
A reasoned intellectual response to the anti-Marxist,anti-socialist hysteria that masquerades as discourse.
This analysis of Marx outlines arguments that many will never hear, especially in the capitalist owned mainstream media of today's Western power structure, emphatically worshipping of profit at all costs, with no second thought to preserving truth and discourse. The world needs more thinkers capable of critical analysis of every political, social and economic theory, and this book is at least a start.
I found this book very interesting and well written. It raises important points and it debunks some myths regarding Marxism in the areas of violence and revolution, democracy, class in the modern world, the position of women, postcolonialism, enlightenment & nature, Marxism in ''underdeveloped'' nations, determinism, etc --while placing Marx in history, what I perceived as a hermeneutical reading. Eagleton is not a fanatic and points out when Marx is wrong or contradicting himself in his writing (one must not forget that he wrote and changed opinions during his whole lifetime.). However, in spite of the title, he doesn't argue why Marxism, in general, is right or, how is it or not economically and politically plausible. There is no mention of the problem of economic central planning and big government, nor a mention of the tyranny of majorities.
Excellent, but perhaps a less strident narrator?
Let me start by stating that the narrator perfectly suits the material. The voice is emphatic and very commanding. But I fear that may be a bit of an impediment to the message. The reasoned explanations and dismantling of anti-Marxist rhetoric sometimes gets lost in the intensity of the presentation. At times it really sounded like old-time Marxist bombast, when my impression going into the book was that it was meant to be a bit more sophisticated and refined in tone. Perhaps I was wrong with that assumption. But, as far as the contents of the material, it was outstanding.
Karl Marx was indeed right and the witty Terry Eagleton will prove it to you.
Extremely listenable writing style and very accessible to the layman. Narrated masterfully this book destroys many of the ridiculous 'Facebook meme' anti-Marx arguments and exposes them as the product of ignorance.
As a fairly radical leftist I was hoping for a more engaging argument. Overall it left me thinking that although Marx had good core ideas it is surrounded by antiquated 19th century baggage that holds it back. For example, Marx's championing of colonialism as a prerequisite for socialism. It also focuses on theory and philosophy with little to say on practice. Perhaps the book's main flaw is that it seeks to defend Marx personally rather than Marxism as a whole.
Hopefully modern Marxism has come along way since Marx.


Healthcare Information Systems Market Analysis deals with the system that captures, stores, manages or transmits valuable information related to health of individuals or the activities of organizations that work within the health sector.
Healthcare Information Systems Market Analysis provides a common source of information about a patient's health history. The major work of the system is to keep the data in a secure place and controls who can reach the data in certain circumstances. These high operation medical devices enhance the ability of the healthcare professionals to coordinate care by providing a patient's healthcare information and visit history at the place and time that is needed.
Healthcare Information Systems Market Analysis controls the hospital organization, official documentation, financial documentation, financial situation experts, personal data, utilities and stock amount. This HCIS system keeps information in secure place like patients medical history, prescriptions, operations and laboratory test results. Due to threat of patient data breaches, widespread use of health devices and telemedicine technologies, are updating to health IT-related incentive programs & regulations.
Healthcare Information Systems market analysis shows the information of health systems are accessed through various platforms such as cloud computing, and web-based delivery model without any chance of data loss. Due to increase in the healthcare diseases, that has automatically driven the growth factor for the manufacturing companies to grab the opportunity for healthcare and technology. North America market has the highest number of share. The European region is growing steadily, and the Asia-Pacific regions are in the merge for the highest growth.


No matter small or big project you have – we can do any for you as we develop different sized projects: from small few weeks project per man up to few development years projects. Some of our projects, that not under strict NDA, presented below. You can sort them by platform or by keywords / technologies.


The Welcoming Sustainable Garden is part of our climate change project 'Welcoming a Greener Future', funded by the Climate Challenge Fund (CCF). We have been running the project for a few years now but Food Growing is a new area for us and we started working on it only in April 2018.
The Garden is located in Saughton Mains Allotment. Last year we have worked very hard to develop the garden so that it can be used as a demonstration garden for our volunteers and participants to learn about food growing, share skills and spend some quality time outside in the nature.
As part of the Food Growing Programme we also deliver workshops at The Welcoming and we support newly arrived Syrian families to start their own food growing at home.
We are looking for people to get involved, if you are keen please contact [email protected] – we will be delighted to hear from you!


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Volunteers needed to help provide a variety of services at two Berkeley senior centers
by Keith Burbank, Bay City News Foundation January 8, 2023 January 6, 2023
The entrance to the North Berkeley Senior Center is pictured. It is one of two Berkeley community centers seeking volunteers to help administer programs and companionship. (Photo by Jack Durst/Google)
Berkeley is seeking a range of volunteers to help at its two senior centers, aiming to enrich the lives of members and volunteers, too.
Volunteers can do a variety of tasks including teaching, wellness checks, and decorating or they can suggest an idea based on their unique skills.
Volunteers must be 18 years or older and consent to filling out an application and a background check. Training will be provided to volunteers, and they can work when it is convenient for them, city officials said.
Seniors can become a member of a senior center for free. The membership gives seniors access to classes, social opportunities such as field trips and services such as transportation.
The North Berkeley Senior Center is at 1901 Hearst Ave. and is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday and Wednesday through Friday.
The Judge Henry J. Ramsey Jr. South Berkeley Senior Center is located at 2939 Ellis St. and is open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
The senior centers are operated through Berkeley's Aging Services Division, which is in the city's Department of Health, Housing and Community Services. Questions can be emailed to the city.
Photos: Atmospheric river rolls through Bay Area
In "Local News"
Fire damage caused by electrical malfunction won't interrupt Meals on Wheels deliveries
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Meet the Fremont teens who launched a global volunteer group to connect with ailing people isolated by COVID
Tagged: Aging, Berkeley, recreation, seniors, teaching, volunteers, wellness checks

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This is a list of films which placed number-one at the weekend box office in Australia during 1999. Amounts are in Australian dollars.

(N.B.: Seemingly improper dates are due to holiday weekends or other occasions. N/A denotes information that is not available from Urban Cinefile nor Movie Marshal.)

See also
List of Australian films — Australian films by year

1999
Australia
1999 in Australian cinema

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The Bikeshare Systems Offering Free Rides on Election Day
Bikeshare companies all over the country are offering free or low cost bikes and scooters to get voters to the polls.
Claire Marie Porter October 20, 2020
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Bike sharing companies around the country are joining with the nonprofit North American Bikeshare Association in "Roll to the Polls," a nationwide initiative to get voters to their polling place on Election Day.
How New York and Paris Got Women Into the Bike Saddle
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Three percent of Americans cited "transportation problems" as a barrier to voting in the 2016 election, according to the Pew Research Center. That 3 percent equates roughly to 4.6 million registered voters in 2020, which is projected to have the largest voter turnout in history.
Data has shown bike share systems to have a number of barriers to adoption for low-income people and people of color, from the location of stations to a lack of safe cycling infrastructure. In recent years, there's been an effort to make bike sharing more equitable and accessible, such as the Better Bike Share Partnership in Philadelphia. Lyft-owned Citibike, the nation's largest bikeshare system — which is also offering promo codes for free bike share rides to and from the polls — has reported a promising increase in ridership in low-income neighborhoods since 2014. In Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood for example, a community development organization called Restoration committed to a three-year challenge of changing the culture around bike-share programs, which were previously viewed as an indicator of gentrification.
"We knew that [Citi Bike] was pretty misunderstood," Tracey Capers, Restoration's executive vice president, told Next City, "but what we thought was, wouldn't it be powerful if we could use bike-share to change the neighborhood conversation and show how it could be a useful tool in supporting residents in achieving their goals."
Efforts to promote transportation equity are key to creating more resilient cities. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many voters have explored alternative methods of voting from afar. However, many states do not accept the pandemic as a valid excuse for mail-in ballots, and in some areas, the deadline for requesting an absentee ballot has passed.The COVID pandemic has also highlighted the need for micromobility options in cities.
Gotcha, a bike, electric bike and scooter ride share company based in Charleston, will participate in the Roll to the Polls program in over 25 of its locations, both in cities and universities throughout the country, according to their website.
"We are excited to join NABSA, a leader in connecting shared micro-mobility providers, to help overcome transportation barriers on election day through Roll to the Polls," Max Smith, CEO of Gotcha, told ABC News. "We look forward to helping make every vote count by providing accessible transportation to all."
Other bike-sharing companies are offering similar free or low cost rides, such as Tucson's Tugo bike share and Detroit's MoGo.
"Transportation should never be a barrier to voting, and MoGo is proud to join with others in the shared mobility industry to offer free rides on Election Day," MoGo founder-director Lisa Nuszkowski told ABC Detroit.
Can We Depend on You?
A message from board member Lynn. M. Ross:
Let's get back to normal. You've probably heard that more than a few times as we continue navigating life in an evolving pandemic. But the normal in The Before Times wasn't so great for far too many people and communities. A return to that normality means embracing deep inequity and injustice as tolerable features of city life and city-building practice.
That is unacceptable. It's not a return to normal that we should desire or work toward. Instead — especially as community changemakers — we should chart a course for a future that is equitable, just, and humane. Our team at Next City — board and staff — have spent the last several months thinking about that future and articulating our role in helping to shape it. Today we're sharing a new strategic plan that boldly affirms our commitment to the diverse changemakers, like you, who are working to liberate our cities from oppression and to the high-quality solutions journalism essential for informing that work.
Will you help Next City fulfill its mission?
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Claire Marie Porter was Next City's INN/Columbia Journalism School intern for Fall 2020. She is a Pennsylvania-based journalist who writes about health, science, and environmental justice, and her work can be found in The Washington Post, Grid Magazine, WIRED and other publications.
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Worth the Drive From Frankenmuth
For Robert and Jill Loftus of Frankenmuth, the drive to HealthSource Saginaw in Saginaw Township for outpatient therapy is well worth the gas and wear and tear on their vehicle. Robert had a very successful stay here in acute inpatient rehabilitation after his second stroke. Outpatient therapy has helped him gain back even more use of his right side.
"We're driving a looong way," admits Jill, director of patient care at St. Mary's of Michigan. "It's because they know Bob. The therapists are kind, considerate, and really know their mojo. They evaluate, re-evaluate, and never accept the status quo. He just gets better and better with the goals they set for him. It's more than a facility…it's a comprehensive program. They REALLY know their rehab."
Robert and Jill met years ago at SVSU, where he was playing football on an athletic scholarship and she was attending nursing school. Having been athletic all his life, Bob was concerned last December when his right hand felt like it was falling asleep. His right foot didn't feel right on the gas pedal of his car either. Knowing now he should have called 9-1-1 immediately, he instead drove himself to the hospital emergency department where he had to be helped out of the car. A quick CT scan revealed that Robert had suffered a stroke. He was treated immediately with clot busting drugs that relieved his symptoms right away.
"I was feeling pretty good by Christmas time," he remembers. "Good enough that Jill went to Florida with our daughter over New Years."
But just a few days after Jill returned home, Robert woke up in the night with that same sensation in his hand signaling another stroke. The clot busting drug didn't produce the same results this time, leaving Robert with some significant weakness in his right side. Diagnostics also revealed a heart defect that had gone undetected up until then.
After a five-day stay at St. Mary's of Michigan, Robert came to HealthSource for two weeks of acute inpatient rehabilitation. A brief furlo to Henry Ford Hospital allowed physicians to repair his heart. "I really appreciate the people at HealthSource so much," Jill says. "Everybody worked together so seamlessly to get Bob the care he needed."
She describes the inpatient rehabilitation atmosphere as "beautiful."
"Plasma TVs, private bathrooms, bright and cheery rooms, everything is clean — it's beautiful," she says. "Nurses and therapists are kind and very attentive to detail. They REALLY know their rehab. They like to see success. That really energizes patients."
Jill has always known about HealthSource because of her role in patient care at St. Mary's. "I wouldn't have let Bob go there if I didn't think it was great…but I didn't fully appreciate what a diamond it is until I experienced it personally as a family member," she says. "HealthSource is more than a facility, it's a comprehensive program, individualized for each patient."
Prior to going home, Robert and Jill stayed in the "Home Room," an apartment-style room in the Beach Neighborhood that allows patients and family members to "practice" the activities of daily living before actually going home.
"How cool is it that you can stay in the apartment to make sure you can function safely when you get home?" Jill asks. "That was a really great incentive for us. Bob worked hard to get to the point where he could stay in the Home Room."
Now home, Robert continues his rehabilitation as an outpatient, making the drive from Frankenmuth each time. "I really look forward to coming to HealthSource," he says. "I have made so much progress. I've gone from a wheelchair to a walker to a cane," he explains. "Initially, I couldn't write. I own my own business and I couldn't even sign checks. Now I can. I appreciate these people so much!"
Progress is something Robert witnesses regularly in the therapy gym. "The team of therapists at HealthSource is so good at instilling patients with the belief that they CAN improve. I've watched so many people get better at HealthSource."
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A bank for the creator economy, Karat Financial raises $26M in Series A funding
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The creator economy is changing the way that people earn a living, whether you're an Instagram influencer or a freelance graphic designer. But traditional banks haven't caught up. Take Alexandra Botez for example. The Stanford graduate earns six figures...
Ditto raises $1.5 million to help teams collaborate on copy
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Even as remote software uptake has boomed during the pandemic, certain workflows have gotten prioritized for specialized toolsets while other team members have been left piecemealing their productivity. Employees designing the copy that directs users and encapsulates...
For Trump and Facebook, judgment day is around the corner
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Edraak, an online education nonprofit, exposed the private information of thousands of students after uploading student data to an unprotected cloud storage server, apparently by mistake. The nonprofit, founded by Jordan's Queen Rania and headquartered in the...
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IL Advocates Thank Koehler, West on Student Mental Health First Aid Bill Approval
(Springfield, IL) – Today, the Illinois State House approved, 115-0, a mental health first aid plan to help Illinois school children who may be contemplating suicide.
The legislation, SB1731, a trailer bill to HB4658, which passed last year, requires all licensed school personnel and administrators who work with pupils in kindergarten through grade 12 to be trained, at least once every 2 years, on the current best practices for mental health issues. The new measureprovides further instruction on the type of program that can satisfy the teachers in-service training requirements. The bill passed the Senate last month, 53-0.
"We applaud both State Senator David Koehler (D-46, Edwards) and State Representative Maurice West (D-67, Rockford) for championing this legislation," said Sara Howe, Chief Executive Officer, Illinois Association for Behavioral Health. "Mental Health First Aid gives teachers, law enforcement, and average citizens the tools they need to help students who may be facing a behavioral health crisis, such as suicidal thoughts."
The bill recommends the use of the Mental Health First Aid training program, which is administered by certified instructors who are trained by a national association recognized as an authority in behavioral health. Illinois already has a Mental Health First Aid training infrastructure with over 63,000 trained First Aiders and close to 600 certified instructors in-state.
"Too often mental health and substance use issues end in tragedy, such as suicide," said West. "But by training educators, law enforcement, first responders, and other members of the public who deal with vulnerable populations, including youth, we can provide those in need the opportunity to receive timely professional help."
The bill now moves to Governor JB Pritzker's desk for his consideration.
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The Sister episode 4 recap – the ending explained ghost story
Nathan resorts to desperate measures after learning the truth, but the consequences of Elise's death might be too wide-ranging to contain.
This recap of The Sister episode 4 contains spoilers. You can check out our thoughts on the previous episode by clicking these words.
Cyanide. That's what Bob had cut Elise's cocaine with. That's what sent her crackers on Nathan's lap and caused her to fatally smash her head on the back window. Naturally, Nathan isn't exactly thrilled about his life being ruined for the sake of a misguided paranormal experiment, but that's the only way that Bob seems to be able to view the incident. He's totally disconnected from the weight and consequences of what he did; he helpfully dismisses death as not being real, just a transition from one state to another. He's convinced that Elise is haunting him and that they have to confess what they've done in order to get rid of her. That, though, means that he'll have to get rid of Holly, too. "I know it's a lot to take in," says Bob. You don't say! He gives Nathan one day to do what needs to be done.
Nathan goes to see Jacki. He confesses to Bob having been on his way back to the party that fateful night after copping cocaine. Jacki, in turn, confesses to Holly having told her about Bob's recent reappearance. Nathan spins a story that not-so-subtly implicates Bob in Elise's death while keeping his own hands clean. Jacki warns him that he's setting events in motion that can't be stopped once they get going.
When Nathan finally returns home, Holly isn't happy. But Nathan can't tell her the truth, despite their little Empire Strikes Back moment. In the bathroom he fondles a blister pack of pills and stares at himself in the mirror, one assumes to echo the opening scene of the first episode. The next we see him, he's at Bob's house, eyeing up his safe once again. He's brought whiskey. After pouring them both a glass, he tells Bob about Jacki and confesses that he thought about killing himself, which Bob apparently understands since he has been thinking about it himself since he was 19. Nathan asks for one more week with Holly, or another two days, or just one, but Bob isn't in the mood for negotiation. He needs "it" to end. But he'll go for one more drink.
Nathan realizes something he hadn't until now — that he was supposed to die too. He and Elise were both supposed to take the cocaine. Bob doesn't deny it. He's eager to get going. But on his way out, he takes a funny turn, collapsing to the floor as Nathan slips on some latex gloves. "Nathan, what are you doing?" asks Bob. The chilling response is simply, "I'm killing you."
Nathan's method of murder is to bung all the pills he was fondling earlier down Bob's throat while giving a little speech about how much he loves Holly and how nobody is ever going to hurt her. But he needs the key to the safe since Elise's dress has his DNA all over it. And Bob isn't in a forthcoming mood. While Nathan's rooting around for it, Bob pulls out his phone and calls 999. With Jacki on the way, Nathan finds the key to the safe and opens it… lo and behold, the dress isn't inside. Suddenly, Nathan flashes back to Bob insisting "there's no ice", and finds the garment in the freezer. With the sirens blaring in the distance, he's forced to try and dig it out in a hurry, but Bob splutters to life, so he has to run across the room and smother him. By the time Bob's dead, the paramedics are ringing the doorbell and Nathan is furiously ice-picking the dress out of the freezer. He's able to free it just in time to lend some final touches to the crime scene, including having the paramedics interrupt him attempting CPR, which is a nice flourish.
On his way out of the building, Nathan runs into Jacki and encourages her to look in the safe, only making himself more suspicious than ever. Nevertheless, she follows the instructions and finds the box containing a skull that Bob keeps inside. We cut to Holly receiving a phone call and dropping her phone on the ground in shock. Nathan, meanwhile, sits in his car with Elise's dress and sobs, while his wife smashes their wedding photograph.
When Nathan returns home, he finds Holly on the floor. She confronts him about being there that night, at the party. He claims not to have suspected Bob until recently, but it doesn't do him any good. Holly says she's moving home to look after her dad, and she wants Nathan to stay away. He sobs for the second time that night.
Jacki arrives at the house to question Nathan about Bob's death, and about his trouble sleeping. I think we all know where this conversation is going. She asks if he has the sleeping pills left that his GP prescribed, and when he explains that he flushed them because he doesn't like taking them, she advises that he source some in case anybody asks any awkward questions about why he has less than prescribed. She also informs him that Bob isn't dead, despite his storied history of drug abuse and suicide attempts. He's in a coma, but not the kind you wake up from. On her way out, she says to give Holly a few days, and that she'll make sure she knows what he did for her. The implication seems clear — she knows Nathan killed Bob, or at least tried to, but she's going to cover for him.
When Nathan later meets with Holly, she gets a laugh out of him for perhaps the first time in the series. Then she gets a cry by informing him that she's pregnant. Nine months later, or thereabouts, we see Nathan cradling their premature and slightly too light newborn. But the kid can't come home until the next day. As Nathan drives him from the hospital, we see the body of Elise in the back of his car. She opens her eyes.
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SynBio Coalition Applauds Senate Passage of The U.S. Innovation and Competition Act
By PR Newswire On Jun 10, 2021
WASHINGTON, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Today, the SynBio Coalition, a non-partisan group of synthetic biology industry leaders welcomed the bipartisan passage of the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act (USICA) by the Senate yesterday. The USICA, which includes key provisions of the Endless Frontier Act, will bolster American competitiveness and innovation in biotechnology and synthetic biology. It supports research, education, workforce development, and other measures to coordinate scientific development and encourage the growth of a new manufacturing industry.
The USICA reaffirms the importance of synthetic biology in confronting many challenges facing the country. Notably, synthetic biology and biosecurity efforts were critical to the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, showcasing the enormous promise of biological solutions.
This landmark legislation embraces solutions and supports robust scientific research and economic development efforts needed to realize the powerful potential of synthetic biology. It includes significant support for STEM education and workforce development; the creation of a new division within the National Science Foundation, the Directorate of Technology and Innovation; and the formation of a National Engineering Biology Research & Development Initiative. Together, these measures, among others, will help develop the American bioeconomy, which is critical for the future of American biosecurity and economic growth. One recent report indicated that, over the coming decades, a visible pipeline of biological applications could create approximately $2 to $4 trillion of direct annual economic impact globally.
"Yesterday's passage represents an important inflection point for the entire synthetic biology industry, which is poised to be a primary driver of economic and jobs growth over the next century," said Christina Smolke, CEO of Antheia. "We are excited to see bipartisan support for synthetic biology and are committed to working with the government to deliver on its incredible potential."
"Consumer demand, technological expertise, and government support is a powerful trio to drive the continued rise of the American bioeconomy," said Christophe Schilling
, CEO of Genomatica. "Policies and investments in synbio innovation and the growth of biobased manufacturing are crucial support in a wholesale transition to sustainable materials, making better products with a better environmental profile to make our world a better place."
"As we moved from our graduate work at MIT to building a horizontal platform for cell programming at Ginkgo, my co-founders and I have seen the transformative power of government investment in scientific innovation and coordination," said Jason Kelly, CEO of Ginkgo Bioworks. "Our generation has an incredible opportunity to leverage biology in the service of sustainability, health, and well-being for our communities and our partners around the world. Legislation like this will help us bring about that future."
The SynBio Coalition remains committed to working with the federal government to build out this innovative sector and create high-paying U.S. jobs, and it looks forward to working with Congress and the Biden Administration on these critical issues.
ABOUT THE SYNBIO COALITION
Founded by three of the leading synthetic biology companies, the SynBio Coalition is a non-partisan group of business leaders and stakeholders dedicated to advancing synthetic biology as a driver of technological innovation and economic growth. The SynBio Coalition aims to turn the US into the home of the world's most secure and technologically advanced biomanufacturing industry.
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New Dates For Med–Tech Innovation Expo Announced As 29 –30 June 2021
Med-Tech Innovation Awards 2020 Finalists Announced!
This year saw some fantastic, inspiring entries recognising areas of innovation, outstanding achievement and ground-breaking success across the life science and healthcare technology sectors over the last year.
Med-Tech Innovation Expo And Medilink UK Renew Partnership
Rapid Medtech Communications Ltd and Medilink UK are delighted to announce that they have renewed their cooperation agreement for Med-Tech Innovation Expo through until 2022.
Registration is open for Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2020
Registration is now open for the 2020 edition ofMed-Tech Innovation Expo. This free-to-attend event offers a unique platform for visitors to meet with peers; designers, engineers, innovators and manufacturers from the medtech sector.
Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2019 Closes to High Praise Following Relocation to Birmingham
The doors closed yesterday on the Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2019, which took place for the first time at its new home the NEC, Birmingham
Leading Medical Packaging Companies Will Be At Med-Tech Innovation Expo
Healthcare and Medical Technology moves on in leaps and bounds with every passing day. And this year, at Med-Tech Innovation Expo, the organisers acknowledge the importance packaging has to play in the medtech sector; from content tailored to the packaging industry to key packaging exhibitors.
Med-Tech Innovation 2019 – The Only Medtech Event You Need To Attend
Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2019 is just around the corner. The medical device design and manufacturing technology event will take place on the 15th -16th May, at the NEC Birmingham. It will bring together designers, engineers, innovators and manufacturers from the medical and healthcare sectors.
Call for papers open for Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2019
The Rapid News Group conference team is now accepting abstracts for the HealthTech Stage seminar programme at the Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2019.
Visitor Registration Is Open for The UK's Leading Medical Design and Manufacturing Event
Registration is now open for Med-Tech Innovation Expo, the UK and Ireland's leading showcase for medical design and manufacturing technology. Free-to-attend, this exciting event brings together the medical engineering and manufacturing community; more than 200 companies from all areas of the medical device supply chain engaging with 4,000+ visitors across 2 action-packed days.
Med-Tech Innovation Expo to Re-Locate and Grow
Med-Tech Innovation Expo, the event for medical device designers, manufacturers and engineers, is on the ascent. On the back of the latest successful edition in April, the organisers, Rapid Medtech Communications (part of the Rapid News Group), announced the show's relocation to Birmingham for 2019.
Exclusive product demonstrations, a packed conference and over 2,000 visitors at #MedTechExpo
Medtech, meetings and more. Check out our round up of Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2018!
Med-Tech Innovation Expo announce expansion and move to the NEC!
With new dates and a new venue, Med-Tech Innovation Expo will offer a larger and even more effective platform for the medical technologies industry in the UK and Ireland from next year.
A night of celebration at the Medilink UK Healthcare Business Awards
Tonight, the prestigious Medilink UK Healthcare Business Awards, held in association with Med-Tech Innovation, celebrated the outstanding business achievements, international successes and innovative breakthroughs made across the life sciences and healthcare technology sectors in the past year.
Here's Why Industry Insiders Flock To Med-Tech Innovation Expo Every Year
The UK and Ireland's leading showcase for medical design and manufacturing technology is just around the corner. From 25th to 26th April 2018, this is where you'll find the world's best medtech designers, manufacturers and thought leaders...
Finalists Announced for the Advancing Healthcare Award 2018
The judges have announced their selections; four finalists whose entries were chosen from a wealth of quality innovators, all vying for a chance to win the inaugural Advancing Healthcare Award...
Thoughts from the Experts: Challenges and Opportunities for the Medical Device Manufacturing Sector
Ahead of Med-Tech Innovation Expo, Dave Gray (Editor at Med-Tech Innovation News) spoke with a handful of our conference speakers about the challenges of working in the sector, plus the many opportunities...
NHS Digital, Innovate UK and MHRA round off a world-class conference offering
The theme of the 2018 conference programme is 'Advancing Healthcare: Inform, Educate and Inspire' - an extension of the Med-Tech Innovation Group's mission to advance healthcare by facilitating conversation and collaboration...
Brexit, regulations and investment. What are the key initiatives for UK Med Tech?
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Registration Open For Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2018
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Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2017 Hits Record Attendance
The UK's annual showcase of medical technology took place in late April to positive reviews from visitors and exhibitors alike.
Industry Insiders Celebrate in Style at the Medilink UK Awards 2017
On the evening of 26th April 2017, leading names from all areas of the UK medical technology industry gathered to celebrate the exceptional successes of their teams and peers at the Medilink UK Awards and Gala Dinner.
Med-Tech Innovation Expo Presents a Stellar Conference Programme of Medical and Healthcare Thought Leaders
Med-Tech Innovation Expo, the only event serving the whole of the £27bn UK and Irish medical technology sector is due to take place in Coventry next week and promises visitors every opportunity to be enlightened, educated, entertained and engaged by the stellar line-up of speakers on its Med-Tech Innovation Conference programme, produced in association with Medilink UK.
What's On At Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2017
It is now just over two weeks until the doors open for Med-Tech Innovation Expo, the UK and Ireland's leading showcase for medical technology and innovation - the only event that serves the whole of the £27bn UK and Irish medical technology sector.


Our system of weekly Torah readings didn't assume its present universally accepted format until a bit over a thousand years ago, but certain details go back many centuries more. Already in the period of the Mishneh there was a custom to read the list of blessings and curses at the end of the book of Leviticus before Shavuot. There was a parallel practice concerning the longer list of rewards and punishments in this week's parsha that they are to be read before Rosh Hashanah. This, of course, makes sense. It's seems like a great idea to publicly declare, 'And it will be if you obey the Lord, your God, to observe to fulfill all His commandments which I command you this day, the Lord, your God, will place you supreme above all the nations of the earth (Deuteronomy 28:1),' or, conversely, 'And it will be, if you do not obey the Lord, your God, to observe to fulfill all His commandments and statutes which I am commanding you this day, that all these curses will come upon you and overtake you (verse 15),' as part of our preparation for our Yom Hadin (Day of Judgment). However, this year I'd like to suggest another verse in our parsha, which is a great lead in to Rosh Hashanah.
Earlier in the reading we have the mitzvah of vidui ma'aser, the declaration about tithes. This statement is about the second one tenth (because of previously taken priestly and Levitical gifts, it's actually 8.82% of the harvest, if my math is correct) taken from the farmers' produce (the first tithe is given to the Levi) which must be consumed in Jerusalem. This happens in the first, second, fourth and fifth years of every seven year shmitta cycle. In the third and sixth year this second tithe is given to the poor. In our parsha we have the text of what must be recited when all of this produce has been appropriately disposed of. The farmer must declare: I have removed the holy portion from the house, and I have also given it to the Levite, the stranger, the orphan, and the widow, according to all Your commandment that You commanded me; I have not transgressed Your commandments, nor have I forgotten them. I did not eat any of the second tithe while in mourning, nor did I consume any of it while unclean; neither did I use any of it for the dead. I obeyed the Lord, my God; I did according to all that You commanded me (Deuteronomy 26:13-14). But then comes the totally unexpected announcement, almost a challenge to God: Look down from Your holy dwelling, from the heavens, and bless Your people Israel, and the ground which You have given to us, as You swore to our forefathers a land flowing with milk and honey (verse 15). It's this statement which must be analyzed.
That expression 'look down', which sounds like a quote from Les Miz, is hashkifa. What's fascinating about the quote is that this term hashkifa, is always associated with negative situations. However, in our verse the farmer is asking God to look him over. Being under God's microscope is usually very scary. The Mishna in Rosh Hashana (1:2) states that on the Day of Judgment "All creatures pass before God like Bnei Maron." The Talmud (Rosh Hashana 18a) explains that Bnei Maron can mean like counting sheep, or like wayfarers climbing the narrow pass of Beit Choron or like soldiers of King David marching off to war. According to all those interpretations, we're petrified at the prospect of being under the scrutiny of God every Rosh Hashanah. Then why are those farmers asking for God's attention?
To understand this, I think, that we have to look at the statement our farmer declares. He claims that he gave to the needy that which was required and that the produce he ate himself, was consumed with the proper attitude. Our usual trepidation about God's scrutiny is that even if we performed the mitzvah, we may not have fulfilled it adequately. Often our mitzvoth are done by rote or, worse, for ulterior motives, like honor or personal gain. But not this one. We did this mitzvah either for the disadvantaged or the greater glory of Jerusalem.
Now, perhaps, we can understand the verse. Our farmer asks God to look down from the Divine abode, called mo'ano, in the upper reaches of heaven, because his mitzvah caused simchah, joy. Mitzvoth of joy go to the highest realms of heaven. And when you look back at verse 11 you'll notice that this mitzvah gave simcha. This root, simcha, appears four times in the first four books of the Torah, but twelves times here in Deuteronomy, most of those instances dealing with sharing and going to Jerusalem ('the place which God will choose'). Simcha cannot be achieved alone; it requires companionship. And is, perhaps, the highest goal within Judaism. Later in our parsha we have the long and dismal catalogue of curses for noncompliance with Torah law, and that list culminates with the following unexpected conclusion, these disasters befall us, 'because you did not serve the Lord, your God, with happiness and with gladness of heart (28:47).' Wow! We suffer because we didn't rejoice. That's a great topic for another article, but here we can say that we relish God's inspection when we spread joy with our mitzvoth.
This analysis explains a famous custom. When we recite sheva brachot for newlyweds, we add into the introduction to birchat hamazon (grace) the expression she'hasimcha b'mo'ano (that the joy is in God's abode). When we share joy with others, as with the couple, God participates in the joy, and this gladness reaches the highest levels of heaven. Therefore when we are sharing happiness, we really want God to pay attention. It's like the song says. 'Hey, look me over…Look out world, here I come,' because I'm doing God's favorite pastime: Spreading Joy! May we find abundant opportunities for simcha!


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Russell Westbrook-John Wall trade indicative of where both players stand in today's NBA
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Russell Westbrook and John Wall are changing jerseys and moving addresses but instead of it being a blockbuster deal in a league that never sleeps, it's indicative of a standing neither no longer possesses.
It's not quite a crossroads or a fall from grace, but the NBA moves fast and franchises have to move faster.
The writing was on the wall for Wall when it looked like destiny was in the hands of Bradley Beal and he'd have to be more Michelle than Beyonce, so to Houston he goes. His injuries and questionable public decision-making made him easier to move. Even if it didn't mean he was some villain in need of flogging, it was another signal his time was over from a place that didn't get to see his true potential and probably never would.
For Westbrook, the fall could be more dramatic because, seemingly, we've seen him max out, and the back nine for players with his profile are never pretty. At least in Oklahoma City, where he won an MVP and put up historic numbers, he was the king of the castle.
Now, he's a superstar nomad, a journeyman who'll suit up for his third team in as many seasons, none of which had realistic championship aspirations with him as a headliner.
When trades like this happen, the stars tend to be looked at from a glossy lens rather than the sober one, the highlights and raw numbers instead of the fine print.
At their best, both could be game-changers, whirling dervishes and dynamic playmakers who seemed to buck the trend. Instead, they now seem caught against the tide and by time.
Maybe Westbrook in an open-floor setup with Beal and Davis Bertans on the wings clears up the lane for him to use his remaining gifts, but will it translate into anything substantial?
Lest we not forget, Westbrook caught the deadly coronavirus and didn't look much like his old self in the Orlando bubble, and for all we know about a vaccine being on the way, the long-term side effects are yet to be fully fleshed out.
Reuniting with Scott Brooks pairs him with the coach who allowed him to blossom in Oklahoma City but for him to be his best self, Westbrook needs to play a more mature game that isn't based so much on flash but on control.
https://sports.yahoo.com/russell-westbrook-john-wall-trade-indicative-of-where-both-players-stand-041109963.html


Last year, when my little one was still a newborn, I decided it was very important for me to "show off" my mommy-hood. I'm not the fancy-schmancy jewelry-type, so when I found mommytags, I was tickled pink! I placed my order right away and within a week or so, my mommy tag necklace arrived.
Mommy tags are made from silver that is recycled from film. The coolest thing about these tags are that they are made, one by one, by work-at-home moms. You go, ladies!
Hey, Mother's Day is just around the corner...these accessories make GREAT gifts. They even have tags for the Dads. If you'd rather not pick the jewelry out yourself, give her a mommy tags gift certificate.
Another plus is if there are more children in my future, I can always add another personalized tag to my necklace. We're not leaving anyone behind around here!


Heiress and socialite Paris Hilton has always known how to make headlines and her lavish pad in LA is no different.
The Spanish style home is decorated in Hollywood Regency inspired style with Paris Hilton's signature decadent flair and penchant for pink which makes a subtle appearance in various rooms.
Described as "celebrity inspired" and "an entertainer's dream" in the listing, the 3,064 square foot home has plenty of space for hosting a great night in.
Of the four bedrooms, one in particular has Paris' signature, sugary sweet, pink colour scheme.
While the opulent master bedroom is complete with mirrored walls and cupboard doors on all four sides - perfect if you like to look at yourself from all angles before heading out of the house.
The home has four luxury hotel standard bathrooms - which you would expect in the home of a Hilton heiress.
The home's sparkling white kitchen with marble counter-tops flows into the spacious backyard through double French doors.
The landscaped garden is complete with a pool, spa, cabanas for relaxing in the sun and a fire pit to wrap up warm next to when the nights turn cold.
The home is entered around a stone courtyard with another cushioned cabana.
It's not all play and no work - the home does come with a study space.
The surprise awaiting potential buyers in the basement? That would be Paris' secret entertaining den - complete with a stripper pole right in the middle.
If that isn't your thing, the house also comes with its own home cinema complete with velvet chairs for snuggling up in to watch a movie.


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To address growing concerns about the environmental costs of burning fossil fuels, EIL has re-focused its engineering philosophy & business models to achieve long term sustainable growth by evaluating performance on the triple bottom lines of economic, social and environmental impacts. Our current priority is to develop environmentally acceptable energy solutions that will allow the world to benefit from the convenience and cost-effectiveness of hydrocarbons sources while simultaneously developing the technology to move towards other cost-effective, renewable and sustainable forms of energy technology.
EIL is a leading consultant in India in carrying out Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) studies and preparation of Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for new projects. A comprehensive and detailed EIA study helps in accurately predicting & assessing the environmental & socio-economical impacts of the proposed new facilities.
Having accurately predicting the impacts, EIL ensures that all negative impacts are properly addressed and all mitigations measures are taken to ensure the sustainability of environment in the region. EIL also carries out environment health risk assessment study for its clients, which helps in tracing the impact of various pollutants on health of the people in the vicinity of the plant.
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6 Commercial Real Estate & Properties in Croydon are listed in 4 categories. We have 2 Retail ShopsSale & Lease , 2 Development LandsSale & Lease , 1 Other Commercial PropertiesSale & Lease and 1 OfficesSale & Lease .
This is an ideal opportunity to take over an already established convenience store for over 20 years with approximately 160m2 of usable floor space. Wide street frontage with great exposure along a busy arterial road leading to both Burwood Ashfield within walking distance to Centennary Park and the areas local schools including Burwood Girls High, Holy Innocence Croydon Public; this opportunity quietly awaits the astute business operator to commence capitalising on this golden investment. The offer includes; Goodwill is $90,000 includes the current stock Rear customer parking available 1 off street parking space Also a further business opportunity would be to split the store in half, obtain a liquor licence and provide alcohol to the local public area (Subject to approval) Can be available for rent empty at $1500pw plus GST NB. Outgoings are to be negotiated. For further inquiries or to arrange an inspection please contact John Shalala on 0405 535 611 or Ray White Rentals on 0431 268 515. Alternatively call our office on 9747 2222 and speak with one of our friendly staff members.


Cozy Chicks: WHICH COMES FIRST, THE CHARACTERS OR THE PLOT?
WHICH COMES FIRST, THE CHARACTERS OR THE PLOT?
A reporter asked me this question and I gave a flippant reply. "The check, of course!! The check comes first." She didn't know about advances so I explained that I received an advance before my fingers hit the keys.
But that got me thinking. Which does come first? It's an interesting question. When I came up with the idea for Talk Radio Mysteries, the character of Dr. Maggie Walsh intrigued me. She's a psychologist who closed up her Manhattan practice to move to sunny south Florida to work as a radio talk show host. And she solves a murder in every book. The character and plot are intertwined. The zany crew at WYME Radio and Dr. Maggie and her sleuthing are all connected.
When I was writing young adult novels, the plot and character often came to me together. I was sitting at the News Cafe in South Beach having iced tea. A beautiful spot, with the bright Florida sunshine shaded by an umbrella. And bingo! I had an idea for a novel set in South Beach.
There were beautiful people strolling by and one particularly pretty young blonde girl. She was the inspiration for Amber Fielding in GOLDEN GIRL I watched her, fascinated, as she made her way to an Art Deco hotel and gave a friendly nod to the doorman. She was loaded down with shopping bags and I decided that she must live there.
I've been meaning to go back and write a sequel to Golden Girl and add to the series but life keeps intervening! I'm sure you all have had the same experience. The desire is there but there are only so many hours in the day.
The two Hollywood books in the Hollywood Nights series are MOVIE STAR and CONFESSIONS, the sequel.
Here's Confessions, the sequel...also set in Hollywood.
In all three books, the plot and characters seemed to come at the same time!! I wonder if most writers have this experience. I'll have to poll my friends and see what they say.
Mary, that is very interesting. Thank you for sharing.


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Beethoven's Bad Influence - The New Yorker. , by some miraculously appropriate confidence (for i had selected the record in the dark, without knowing what music the machine would play), suddenly the introduction to the benedictus in beethoven's missa solemnis begins to trace patterns on the moonless sky.
Foremost among these creative events is the Missa Solemnis .... The Missa, along with the Eroica Symphony and Ninth. Symphony – the soundtrack of the. Enlightenment – ranks as one of. Beethoven's great humanistic utterances. ... Schiller's essay, "The Mission of Moses," sat in a frame next to the composer's writing desk.
Die von Ludwig van Beethoven zwischen 1819 und 1823 komponierte Missa solemnis in D-Dur op. 123 gilt als eine der bedeutendsten Leistungen des Komponisten überhaupt und zählt zu den berühmtesten Messen der abendländischen Kunstmusik. Formal gehört das Werk zum Typus der Missa solemnis.


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Макси́мовка (до 1948 года Дюрме́н; , ) — исчезнувшее село в Первомайском районе Республики Крым. Располагалось на севере района, в степной части Крыма, с восточной стороны автотрассы  Красноперекопск — Симферополь (по украинской классификации — Н-05), напротив села Матвеевка.

Динамика численности населения
 1892 год — 13 чел.
 1900 год — 9 чел.
 1915 год — 14/7 чел.
 1926 год — 78 чел.

История
Первое документальное упоминание села встречается в Камеральном Описании Крыма… 1784 года, судя по которому, в последний период Крымского ханства Дурмен входил в Четырлык кадылык Перекопского каймаканства.
После присоединения Крыма к России 8 февраля 1784 года, деревня, видимо, вследствие эмиграции крымских татар в Турцию, опустела и на её месте была основана почтовая станция на старинном тракте из Перекопа в Симферополь. Упоминается деревня Дюрмен в ордере князя Потёмкина от 14 марта 1787 года об организации путешествия Екатерины II в Тавриду, где обозначена местом ночлега императрицы и свиты и, под 1793 годом, в труде Петра Палласа «Наблюдения, сделанные во время путешествия по южным наместничествам Русского государства». На военно-топографической карте 1817 года обозначена Почта дюрмень, на карте 1842 года также обозначена почтовая станция Дюрмень.
На трехверстовой карте 1865—1876 года обозначены почтовая станция Дюрмень и трактир при ней.

Поселение возрождается в конце XIX века: согласно «…Памятной книжке Таврической губернии на 1892 год», на хуторе барона Гинзбурга при почтовой станции Дюрмень Джурчинской волости, не входившем ни в одно сельское общество, было 13 жителей в 2 домохозяйствах. По «…Памятной книжке Таврической губернии на 1900 год» на хуторе Дюрмень числилось 5 жителей в 2 дворах, а на почтовой станции Дюрмень — 11 жителей в 2 дворах. По Статистическому справочнику Таврической губернии. Ч.II-я. Статистический очерк, выпуск пятый Перекопский уезд, 1915 год, на хуторе Дюрмень (Гинзбурга) Джурчинской волости Перекопского уезда числилось 2 двора с русским населением в количестве 14 человек приписных жителей и 7 «посторонних».

После установления в Крыму Советской власти, по постановлению Крымревкома от 8 января 1921 года № 206 «Об изменении административных границ» была упразднена волостная система, Перекопский уезд переименовали в Джанкойский, в котором был образован Ишуньский район, в состав которого включили село, а в 1922 году уезды получили название округов. 11 октября 1923 года, согласно постановлению ВЦИК, в административное деление Крымской АССР были внесены изменения, в результате которых округа были отменены, Ишуньский район упразднён и село вошло в состав Джанкойского района. Согласно Списку населённых пунктов Крымской АССР по Всесоюзной переписи 17 декабря 1926 года, на хуторе Дюрмень Воронцовского сельсовета Джанкойского района, числилось 15 дворов, из них 14 крестьянских, население составляло 78 человек, из них 72 украинца, 3 русских, 2 еврея, 1 немец. Постановлением ВЦИК РСФСР от 30 октября 1930 года был создан Фрайдорфский еврейский национальный район (переименованный указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР № 621/6 от 14 декабря 1944 года в Новосёловский) (по другим данным 15 сентября 1931 года) и Дюрмень включили в его состав, а после разукрупнения в 1935-м и образования также еврейского национального Лариндорфского (с 1944 — Первомайский), сёла переподчинили новому району..

С 25 июня 1946 года селение в составе Крымской области РСФСР. Указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР от 18 мая 1948 года, Дюрмен переименовали в Максимовку. 26 апреля 1954 года Крымская область была передана из состава РСФСР в состав УССР. Ликвидировано до 1960 года, поскольку в «Справочнике административно-территориального деления Крымской области на 15 июня 1960 года» селение уже не значилось (согласно справочнику «Крымская область. Административно-территориальное деление на 1 января 1968 года» — в период с 1954 по 1968 годы как село Правдовского сельсовета).

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