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Man captured in Jamaica after 13 years on run from Jersey
Published: 13:33 GMT, 25 January 2018 | Updated: 13:33 GMT, 25 January 2018
HACKENSACK, N.J. (AP) – A man accused of trying to sell more than 25 pounds of marijuana in New Jersey has been captured in Jamaica after more than 13 years on the run.
Law enforcement arrested 48-year-old Davey Scott in Kingston, Jamaica, on Tuesday. Scott was working as a disc jockey and was known as "DJ Tallman."
Authorities say Scott tried to sell the marijuana to an undercover agent with the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office narcotics task force in 2001 and he struck a detective with his vehicle while trying to flee. He failed to make a court appearance in 2004.
He's charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, aggravated assault on a police officer and hindering apprehension.
He remains held in Jamaica pending extradition.
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Disabled woman won housing under human rights
Ma'at, Egyptian goddess of justice, from whom the scales of justice originated
We want to publicise the precedent legal case of a homeless disabled woman we helped, who won the right to housing in 2016, as we've heard of women in similar situations where the Council is refusing to provide accommodation. During the time we supported her, she was often suicidal, but won in the end. (Note: the case was won on her personal circumstances, each situation is different, so anyone wishing to rely on this will need to get experienced legal advice.)
This concerned the Care Act 2014 and the extent to which those who did not have accommodation or the means to pay for it could expect to be assisted with their accommodation needs by a local authority under the Care Act.
She is a wheelchair user with mental health problems, a refugee with European nationality. In 2013, she arrived at Heathrow Airport. She lived there until she was banned from the airport. She moved around different boroughs. She was sectioned and then discharged from hospital. She was poorly advised by help agencies, and cruelly turned away by officials – if she had been properly helped earlier, she would have been able to get Housing Benefit before the rules changed. As an unemployed jobseeker (not allowed to claim ESA), she was barred from getting Housing Benefit under the benefit restrictions in force from 2014.
She contacted the Crossroads Women's Centre, then WinVisible. We had experience that under community care law, vulnerable people, disabled people, mothers and children, could get Council support where they couldn't get benefits because of their immigration status. We referred her to Camden Adult Social Care and worked with a solicitor colleague at the firm Simpson Millar (previously Maxwell Gillott) who took on her case.
When she was assessed by social workers, she said she could manage to live independently, although this was not realistic. But the Council relied on this to say they had no obligation under the Care Act. They assessed her in temporary accommodation, which put her in a better situation than homeless, so it was not a proper test of her true needs.
She was successful in her application for judicial review and was found to be eligible for support from the local authority in order to avoid a breach of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights: "No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment." The judge ruled that Camden should have used its discretion under the Localism Act to provide her with accommodation in order to avoid a breach of her human rights.
Our side quoted the House of Lords 2005 successful case of Limbuela and others, young men asylum seekers sleeping rough and denied all support. In that case, Baroness Hale said: "It might be possible to endure rooflessness for some time without degradation if one had enough to eat and somewhere to wash oneself and one's clothing. It might be possible to endure cashlessness for some time if one had a roof and basic meals and hygiene facilities provided. But to have to endure the indefinite prospect of both, unless one is in a place where it is both possible and legal to live off the land, is in today's society both inhuman and degrading." (Paragraph 78) She added that for a woman, it's even clearer that her human rights are breached if she is left homeless and vulnerable to attack.
A barrister explains more on how immigration law restricts Care Act provision: https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/socialwelfare/the-interplay-of-the-care-act-2014-and-the-localism-act-2010-in-the-case-of-gs/
The full judgement is here: http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Admin/2016/1762.html
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Q: The Value of Certifications Questions

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*What certifications do you have?

*Has your certification (or lack of one) ever worked for or against you?

*Do you intend to reach out for certification?

*Do you renew your certifications? If so, does your employer actively support the renewal?

A: I did some Oracle security training a while ago, ending up with a certificate. The training wasn't interesting because of the piece of paper, but much more because of the topics covered.
This is actually the point and the main question is about people's mindset. If a certification means you will spend the time to learn about the commands and details because else you won't, then do it and get some. If your interest is high enough for your job (a "situation" happening to many geeks ;-)), then you will most of the time have good mindset for doing this job without any problems.
Whatever you are, nothing will save you properly against a disk crash, corrupted table-spaces, inefficient query debugging or $insertWhatMostDbasWorkAroundEveryDay. It might make things easier if you know where to fix what and so on.
Whether you are certified or not, the difficulty in remembering all the various tweaks and commands around your DB system stays same.
Lastly, in case of Oracle, you might need to check if a certified buyer can get discounts or not. Not sure if Microsoft has a similar policy.

A: This is a forked question, but I will attempt to answer the first two, from the SQL Server perspective only.

What certifications do you have?

None.

Has your certification, of lack of one, ever worked for, or against, you?

Not for or against me. But I will advise on one danger of getting the certs as some kind of proof that you know the material: passing the exam doesn't make you an expert. There is some obvious bits to that - the bar for passing is low to start with, and it's pretty hard to get a LOT of multiple choice questions wrong when they are filled with obviously incorrect choices. Never mind the brain dumps and other study aids out there that help you pass the exams via memory vs. knowledge and without ever touching SQL Server. But let me explain the non-obvious bits...
Several years ago I went through several hiring phases where we were trying to find a DBA. When we first started our search, resumes with MCSE, MCDBA etc. floated to the top of the pile. We phone screened some of these people and brought a few dozen in. Not one good candidate. Table designs you wouldn't believe. Wild left-field theories about how indexes work. A couple were so inexperienced with SQL Server that I suggested they take SQL Server off their resume.
Now, it may be the case that a lot of these candidates had the certs on their resume even though they hadn't earned them, either outright lying or perhaps pushed by the recruiter due to the job specs (maybe even without the candidates' knowledge). But the end result was, after spending dozens of wasted hours interviewing people who could barely spell SQL, the resumes with certs listed started floating to the bottom of the pile. So I am sure we missed out on some good candidates who had certs, but at the end of the day, having those certs hurt them rather than helped. And I know I am not the only person in a company who shifted their impression of certs once the brain dump boomerang swung back around.
There are certs that are the exception (Master/Architect), and I'd like to think that the MCSA/MCSE exams are a little tougher to fool with only a passing knowledge of SQL Server. So don't take from this that I think certs are worthless. Just that, at least for a period of time, companies were placing a lower priority on candidates with the lower-end certs.

A: I'm not certified at all!  I kind of fell into DBA work.  But, I haven't found my lack of certification working against me.  I've learned most everything on the job.  I do think that my employer would support my getting certified, though it's not a priority.

A: My previous employer would pay a $500 bonus for each relevant certification exam passed, plus another bonus for getting one of the MCPD/MCSE/OCP types of certifications. The Microsoft certs don't expire, but they do come out with certs for each technology track. Maybe it is just me, or my experience, but I find that a lot of prospective employers don't give a lot of credit/weight towards certifications. That being said, I plan to keep mine up to date with my own money, and as I'm working part-time on another bachelors, the student priced exams help my money go a lot further.

A: I currently hold 12 Microsoft certifications related to Microsoft SQL Server.  I keep them up to date mostly because I get bored so taking the tests is something to do to kill an afternoon.
I couldn't tell you if having certs has helped me or not.

A: In my experience certifications do not help you much if you already have a job. However, they can be helpful if you are looking for a job.  They are also helpful if you do consulting or contracting work, because some contracts (especially government contracts) require certifications.

A: I am a completely certification free zone, although some might describe me as certifiable.  Hasn't hurt my career in the slightest, but I have worked for a couple of MS gold partner companies where there was a requirement to have a minimum level of certified staff in order to keep the gold partner status.

A: In 1995 I was MSCE, when it was quite new.
Here in Germany certification might help young or unemployed persons to find a job.
Training for such certification is in some cases promoted by the "Bundesagentur für Arbeit".
The benefit in knowledge you gain in preparation for certification is low.
I remember been told that SQL-Server 4.2 had some way of mirroring its files and Windows NT 3.0 had such a feature too. No hint given which option to choose.

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*I have passed 11 MS exams. But the latest one i got is MCITP: Databes Developer 2008.

*Lack of certification never worked against me, but I have had a feeling, that it helps sometimes. They are good for company: to get MS Gold partner status, to show clients have certified employees, to show boss that we are learning. They are good for me: I do prepare for exam by reading about technology. I am not using all features, this is one way how I discover and learn new things and get deeper knowledge about other I already know. I do agree with Aaron Bertrand, certificate by no means makes person better (more professional), it is attitude and experience that meters.

*I do intend to pass other exams as well. Not because someone asks for that (no touchable bonuses for that, no one forces me to get them). Because that is the way I learn and check my knowledge.

A: I currently hold 2 SQL Server certifications, a PMP, and some other certifications.
I don't know that my certifications have ever worked against me.  They have help the organizations I work for with their marketing efforts and partnership levels.  They have also set some sort of basic knowledge level when discussing a topic with a new contact/client.  I have worded that part specifically to say basic.  Having a certification does not mean anyone is an expert, it just sets some level set for the conversation.
I will continue to reach out for certifications as they will continue to help the organizations I work for.  I also find learning new material challenging and testing my self fun. (I know that makes me strange).
I do plan to renew/upgrade my certifications for all of the reasons above.  I would never work for an organization that didn't support the development of their employees, so yes they do.

A: I don't have any current database certifications; I only have the ones that my place of work requires me to have for being a sysadmin, and even those will likely lapse as I was declared to "not be a sysadmin" a couple of months ago.
Certification might help to differentiate you between different people when you're looking to get a job -- it's basically someone vouching for you, claiming that you have a given set of skills.
But if it came down to a person who's been doing stuff for years, vs. someone with a piece of paper that said they could pass a test, I'd go with the person with experience.  I've seen way too many certified Oracle DBAs who had no clue what they were doing.  (and when their systems started lagging like hell, refused to even look at their database until I "proved" that it wasn't something the application was doing wrong ... of course, we had to show them how to get statistics out of their database, as they had no clue -- they were glorified operators, making sure backups ran, and occassionally adding accounts for new users).
At one point, my work had set me up with an account on BrainBench, as I was required to get third-party certification avery few years in addition to my place of work's annual computer security tests.  In a few weeks I had managed to pass over 70 tests, which then meant I got 'job role certificates' in over 2 dozen roles.  I even managed to pass tests for software I had never used before (eg, Checkpoint Firewall-1), and some of the tests I really wonder about (why does a test on websever administration ask questions about SMTP headers, but none about HTTP headers?).
...
So, to confuse matters -- I'm a contractor for the US Federal government.  My employeer (the contracting company) wants me to have lots of certifications to make me look impressive as they use my resume to try to get more work for the company.  My place of work (government) just wants me to be able to do the job, and couldn't care less if I was certified or not.  If I need a new skill, I can get the time from my place of work, and the funding from one of the two to take classes ... but I haven't needed to in 6+ years.
If I want to take classes, just for the hell of it, so long as I can justify it benefitting my work, my employeer will pay out of my 'education benefit' (which right now is halved as we're within 12 months of our contract's end date), but I'd have to either get separate permission from my ATR (the civil servant I report to) if he's willing to cover my time, or if it's okay to take off during the middle of the day (like I did when I was working on my Master's degree)
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So, to answer the questions:

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*Wilton Cake Decorating, levels 1-3

*They might've helped me land my last job that I had a long list, but none were directly applicable to the job I was hired to perform. (at the time, Oracle, Sun iMS, LDAP, etc.)

*No, but my employeer would if I wanted to.

A: I became a MySQL 5.0 Certified DBA (CMDBA later changed to SCMDBA) back on August 11, 2007.
While I never personally met or know of any person who got a raise because the person became certified, that was never my incentive from the start.
I wanted to be taken seriously as a DBA. I had made the transition from a Developer to a Developer/DBA, starting with MySQL 4.0 back in August 2004. I picked up several books along the way, including:

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*MySQL 5.0 Certification Study Guide

*MySQL Database Design and Tuning

*MySQL Stored Procedures
Once I was certified, I was better respected by my peers and my boss.
When I switched to my new career as a DBA, working for my past employer doing Managed Database Services, I was given the title of Senior MySQL DBA very quickly because I exercised my skills developed by the certification process.
Other databases that give certifications may require certifying for the latest major releases. This cuts down having the big companies (like Oracle and Microsoft) do tons of support work by demanding DBAs keep up with the products. However, this just reinforces a DBA's drive to excel in Database Administration. Although I only certified for MySQL 5.0, I strive to keep up with MySQL 5.1, 5.5, 5.6, and Percona Server.
In light of all this, the value of certification is directly proportional to the value you put into it. After all, certification is not graduation. Certification is really nothing more than a disciplined approach to being self-taught. The MySQL Certification served as my springboard in the direction of on-going self-education.

A: I do have Oracle certification, and I am currently passing a PostgreSQL one.
To be honest, I do them more for the companies outside than for myself.
Lot of people out there with no certification are way better than I am, but some traditional companies still pretty strict and just look at the certification. So I do them for not having closed doors in front of me.

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"It's all about making you feel great from the inside out," Ms. Burt said. Or as Pascal Perrier, the chief executive of La Perla, put it: "What else can you do from home actually? Do you buy a Gucci handbag? No, because you have plenty already, and you don't go out. You buy food — OK, that box is ticked. 'How about myself? What can I buy for myself that I'm going to enjoy?'" That enjoyment can come at a steep price: Many of La Perla's bras are around $400, and Fleur du Mal's "cheeky" lace underpants, with an especially high-cut back, are just under $100. But then, alluring lingerie is available at many price points, including at mass retailers like Walmart and Target. Overall, sales of lace bras increased 37 percent between the first half of April and the second, according to NPD Group, the market research company. The Coronavirus Outbreak ›Frequently Asked Questions Updated July 23, 2020
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 Johannes Aavik (1880–1973)
 Hendrik Adamson (1891–1946)
 Artur Adson (1889–1977)
 Martin Algus (* 1973)
 August Alle (1890–1952)
 Artur Alliksaar (1923–1966)
 Betti Alver (1906–1989)
 Leili Andre (1922-2007)
 August Annist (1899-1972)
 Ansomardi (1866-1915)
 Aleksander Antson (1899–1945)
 Jim Ashilevi (* 1984)
 Harri Asi (1922-2009)
 Elisabeth Aspe (1860–1927)
 Karl Ast (1886–1971)

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 Nikolai Baturin (* 1936)
 Vladimir Beekman (1929-2009)
 Aimée Beekmanová (* 1933)
 Maimu Berg (* 1945)
 Eduard Bornhöhe (1862–1923)
 Reiner Brocmann (1609–1647)

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 Andres Ehin (1940–2011)
 Kristiina Ehin (* 1977)
 Jüri Ehlvest (1967–2006)
 Salme Ekbaum (1912–1995)
 Ernst Enno (1875–1934)

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 Friedrich Robert Faehlmann (1798–1850)
 Carl Wilhelm Freundlich (1803–1872)
 Meelis Friedenthal (* 1973)

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 August Gailit (1891–1960)
 Hellar Grabbi (* 1929)
 Ado Grenzstein (1846–1916)
 Villem Gross (1922-2001)
 Ivar Grünthal (1924–1996)
 Villem Grünthal-Ridala (1885–1942)

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 Anna Haava (1864–1957)
 Paul Haavaoks (1924-1983)
 Viiu Härm (* 1944)
 Indrek Hargla (* 1970)
 Marie Heiberg (1890-1942)
 Mehis Heinsaar (* 1973)
 Gert Helbemäe (1913-1974)
 Sass Henno (* 1982)
 Karl August Hermann (1851–1909)
 Karl August Hindrey (1875–1947)
 Aadu Hint (1910-1989)
 Indrek Hirv (* 1956)
 Otto Reinhold von Holtz (1757-1828)
 Andrei Hvostov (* 1963)

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 Aapo Ilves (* 1970)
 Johnny B. Isotamm (* 1939)
 Ivar Ivask (1927–1992)

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 Jaak Järv (1852–1920)
 Juhan Jaik (1899–1948)
 August Jakobson (1904-1963)
 Ilmar Jaks (* 1923)
 Jaak Jõerüüt (* 1947)

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 Aira Kaal (1911-1988)
 Ain Kaalep (* 1926)
 Jaan Kärner (1891–1958)
 Aino Kallas (1878–1956)
 Teet Kallas (* 1943)
 Ain Kalmus (1906-2001)
 Bernard Kangro (1910–1994)
 Maarja Kangro (* 1973)
 Jaan Kaplinski (* 1941)
 Käsu Hans (?–1715)
 Doris Kareva (* 1958)
 Raimond Kaugver (1926-1992)
 Ülle Kauksi (* 1962)
 Jan Kaus (* 1971)
 Kaur Kender (* 1971)
 Kalev Kesküla (1959–2010)
 Leida Kibuvits (1907–1976)
 Heino Kiik (* 1927)
 August Kirsimägi (1905–1933)
 August Kitzberg (1855–1927)
 Mart Kivastik (* 1963)
 Albert Kivikas (1898–1978)
 Andrus Kivirähk (* 1970)
 Sven Kivisildnik (* 1963)
 Lydia Koidula (1843–1886)
 Madis Kõiv (* 1929)
 Ilmi Kolla (1933–1954)
 Raimond Kolk (1924-1992)
 Jakob Kõrv (1849-1916)
 Kadri Kõusaar (* 1980)
 Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald (1803–1882)
 Jaan Kross (1920–2007)
 Hasso Krull (* 1964)
 Jaan Kruusvall (1940-2012)
 Asko Künnap (* 1971)
 Friedrich Kuhlbars (1841–1924)
 Kalle Kurg (* 1942)
 Paul Kuusberg (1916–2003)

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 Ilona Laaman (* 1934)
 Andres Langemets (* 1948)
 Jaan Lattik (1878–1967)
 Hans Leberecht (1910-1960)
 Kalju Lepik (1920–1999)
 Marta Lepp (1883–1940)
 Jakob Liiv (1859–1938)
 Juhan Liiv (1864–1913)
 Toomas Liiv (1946–2009)
 Ardi Liives (1929-1992)
 Jaan Lintrop (1885-1962)
 Martin Lipp (1854-1923)
 Endel Loide (1900-1976)
 Viivi Luik (* 1946)
 Oskar Luts (1887–1953)

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 Einar Maasik (1929-2009)
 Peter August Friedrich von Manteuffel (1768–1842)
 Lennart Meri (1929–2006)
 Arvo Mägi (1913–2004)
 August Mälk (1900–1987)
 Jakob Mändmets (1871–1930)
 Uku Masing (1909–1985)
 Ülo Mattheus (* 1956)
 Kersti Merilaas (1913–1986)
 Mait Metsanurk (1879–1957)
 Ene Mihkelson (* 1944)
 Reed Morn (1898–1978)
 Mihkel Mutt (* 1953)

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 Ellen Niit (* 1928)
 Dagmar Normet (1921–2008)
 Enn Nõu (* 1933)
 Helga Nõu (* 1934)
 Minni Nurme (1917-1994)

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 Jaan Oks (1884–1918)
 Tõnu Õnnepalu (* 1962)
 Ervin Õunapuu (* 1956)

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 Jakob Pärn (1843-1916)
 Imbi Paju (* 1959)
 Eeva Park (* 1950)
 Ralf Parve (1919-2011)
 Aino Pervik (* 1932)
 Kristian Jaak Peterson (1801–1822)
 Lilli Prometová (1922–2007)
 Maximilian Põdder (1852–1905)
 Asta Põldmäe (* 1944)

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 Kerttu Rakke (* 1971)
 Silvia Rannamaa (1918-2007)
 Jaan Rannap (* 1931)
 Eno Raud (1928–1996)
 Mart Raud (1903–1980)
 Rein Raud (* 1961)
 Hugo Raudsepp (1883–1952)
 Ado Reinvald (1847–1922)
 Karl Ristikivi (1912–1977)
 Richard Roht (1891-1950)
 Jürgen Rooste (* 1979)
 Paul-Eerik Rummo (* 1942)
 Karl Rumor (1886–1971)
 Hando Runnel (* 1938)

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 Kalju Saaber (* 1944)
 Andres Saal (1861–1931)
 Hendrik Saar (1893-1944?)
 Veera Saar (1912-2004)
 Mari Saat (* 1947)
 August Sang (1914–1969)
 Joel Sang (* 1950)
 Peeter Sauter (* 1962)
 Johannes Semper (1892–1970)
 Ly Seppel (* 1943)
 Herman Sergo (1911-1989)
 François Serpent (* 1971)
 Marta Sillaots (1887–1969)
 Karl Martin Sinijärv (* 1971)
 Juhan Smuul (1922–1971)
 Karl Eduard Sööt (1862–1950)
 Triin Soomets (* 1969)
 Lilli Suburg (1841–1923)
 Juhan Sütiste (1899–1945)
 Harald Suislepp (1921-2000)
 Gustav Suits (1883–1956)
 Suve Jaan (1777–1851)
 Aleksander Suuman (1927–2003)

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 Ilmar Talve (1919–2007)
 Heiti Talvik (1904–1947)
 Jakob Tamm (1861–1907)
 Anton Hansen Tammsaare (1878–1940)
 Aleksander Tassa (1882-1955)
 Tarmo Teder (* 1958)
 Osvald Tooming (1914-1992)
 Mats Traat (* 1936)
 Friedebert Tuglas (1886–1971)
 Leelo Tungal (* 1947)
 Jüri Tuulik (* 1940)
 Ülo Tuulik (* 1940)
 Liidia Tuulse (1912-2012)

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 Jüri Üdi (1948–1995)
 Enn Uibo (1912–1965)
 Valev Uibopuu (1913-1997)
 Kauksi Ülle (* 1962)
 Marie Under (1883–1980)
 Jaan Undusk (* 1958)
 Mati Unt (1944–2005)

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 Debora Vaarandi (1916–2007)
 Vaino Vahing (1940-2008)
 Peet Vallak (1893–1959)
 Edgar Valter (1929–2006)
 Arvo Valton (* 1935)
 Johannes Vares (Johannes Barbarus; 1890–1946)
 Mihkel Veske (1843–1890)
 Enn Vetemaa (* 1936)
 Arno Vihalemm (1911-1990)
 Elo Viiding (* 1974)
 Juhan Viiding (1948–1995)
 Paul Viiding (1904–1962)
 Arved Viirlaid (* 1922)
 Eduard Vilde (1865–1933)
 Toomas Vint (* 1944)
 Henrik Visnapuu (1890–1951)

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Q: Spring Data Specification filtering with Set over String Suppose that I have a table with a column categories where values are separated by comma. I make a custom converter that accepts raw string from the database and returns Set<String>. Here is the entity
@Entity
public MyEntity {
    @Convert(converter = StringToSetConverter.class)
    private Set<String> categories;
}

Now I want to filter the entities by categories presence. Logic tells me that I cannot use in predicate, because the actual value in the database is a raw string.
Maybe this approach is acceptable
myEntityRepository.findAll((root, query, criteriaBuilder) ->
  criteriaBuilder.like(
    criteriaBuilder.lower(root.get("categories").as(String.class))
    pattern.toLowerCase()
  )
);

Perhaps there is a more elegant way to solve this problem?

A: The solution is fine. Depending on the database you are using, you could use array types on the database though and use array contains functions instead to implement these checks, but if what you have now works for you, there is no need to change that.


DAVIS--Chalk up another win for butterfly expert Art Shapiro, professor of evolution and ecology at the University of California, Davis.
Shapiro caught the first cabbage white butterfly (Pieris rapae) of 2011 at 1:21 p.m., Monday, Jan. 31 in Suisun City, Solano County, to win the 40th Annual Cabbage White Butterfly Competition. Every year he sponsors the contest and offers a pitcher of beer for the first butterfly of the year collected in Yolo, Solano or Sacramento and delivered to the office of the Department of Evolution and Ecology, Storer Hall.
Shapiro has won the contest every year except for three years. Last year he collected the first cabbage white on Jan. 27 in West Sacramento.
Although Suisun City is his oldest sampling site, dating back to 1972, Shapiro does not recall ever finding the first-of-the-year cabbage white there before. Precisely because of that, Shapiro traveled to Suisun at midday Monday without a net.
He saw it, a male, at 1:09 p.m.
"But I knew it wasn't as warm on the other side, and there probably wasn't anything in bloom either. So I figured I'd just wait and see if it came back. It did--and I got it on my first try."
Asked how he could catch an active butterfly by hand, Shapiro smiled and said "Experience." A few years ago he caught a very rare all-black mutant of the orange sulphur butterfly the same way.
Shapiro, who maintains the website, http://butterfly.ucdavis.edu, sponsors the annual contest to draw attention to Pieris rapae and its first flight. Why does he do this? "I am doing long-term studies of butterfly life cycles and climate," he said. "Such studies are especially important to help us understand biological responses to climate change. The cabbage white is now emerging a week or so earlier on average than it did 30 years ago here."
Shapiro, who is in the field more than 200 days a year, enlists public involvement "because I have that much more confidence that I am tracking the actual seasonality of this common 'bug.'"
Following his find, Shapiro said he took his disappointed grad students out for beer at The Graduate, a local pub, after work Monday. "I usually buy the first pitcher anyway," he said.
The first of his students to hear the news, Elizabeth Long, immediately asked him if he plans to go to South America next January.
That was in reference to his losing a contest in the late 1990s to graduate student Sherri Graves while he was in Argentina.
Shapiro has been defeated only three times in 40 years. Graduate student Adam Porter defeated him in 1983; and Graves and graduate student Rick VanBuskirk each claimed the title in the late 1990s.
Interestingly, people contact him as late as June asking if they've won.


Newport Beach offers a wide variety of homes and lifestyles and has a rich history. The City was incorporated in 1906 and grew slowly over time – this gives it character and charm. You have wide-choices in places to live and great places to visit, make friends and enjoy. I will tell you about these Villages, use lifestyle search to explore them at depth.
You may want to live in one of the original Villages such as Balboa Island where every home is unique and you have a boat parked in front of your home or are a short walk to the beach. If you are social and want to make new friends and keep in contact with your neighbors, this is the perfect neighborhood for you. Here your home backs to walkways and from your patio/porch you can wave to neighbors as they walk by and strike up a conversation. You can walk to shopping and restaurants and are a ferry ride from the beaches on the Balboa Peninsula.
As you travel inland from the original homes built along the coastline of Newport Beach you will feel and see the change. You are entering the area of Newport Beach that was carefully planned as a series of Villages. It is part of a much larger master planned community, The Irvine Ranch. The Irvine Ranch stretches from Newport Beach to the mountains, some 22-miles and totals 93,000 acres. It has been under a single ownership for 150 years.
In the early 1960ties The Irvine Company, faced by pressures to sell off the land piecemeal, decided to continue as a Stewart to the land and draft a comprehensive master plan that would result in the orderly development of the Ranch. The master plan image to the right only shows the southern portion of the Irvine Ranch.
Village planning has created a rare sense of community belonging and confidence. Under a master plan, residents have the comfort of knowing that the timing and location of long-planned growth will be phased and carefully managed.
Here is one of the original Villages to give you a flavor of what is available.
EastBluff is a large village of 619-acres and includes 1,988-homes. Central to the planning of this Village is its "Walkability". Here you can walk to shopping in a 14-acre commercial center and schools. Natural open space is minutes from your front door.
The homes in this village were built between 1960 and 1972 but the design was advanced for the time period. The Irvine Company was pioneering new land planning concepts that incorporated cluster housing (condominiums and townhouse) and small lot detached homes with the land saved in lot sizes placed into wide green belts and parks. The shopping center was placed in the center of the Village rather than the typical major street location, creating a Village Core.
The village is rich in open space and parks. There are 16-acres in parks and 126-acres in commo n areas. Including land in open space, 41-percent of this Village is open space and parks. Situated above Newport's Back Bay it is adjacent to the Upper Newport Bay Regional Park, a natural preserve with miles of trails.
Located in the center of Newport Beach, East Bluff is close to Fashion Island, Newport Beach's regional outdoor mall and major office and medical building that are a major employment center.
As of January 2015, listing prices for condominium homes ranged between $859,000 (1,820 square feet) and $1,350,000 (2,700 square feet). Detached home prices ranged from a low of $925,000 (1,455 square feet) to a high of $2,225,000 (2,700 square feet).


Over the last few years we have watched as, one by one, the luxury brands have moved their business online, allowing customers to purchase products they like without even stepping out of the house. Geneva Watch and Jewellery House Chopard is no exception. Since opening their online boutique in America their sales have soared in this area and you can now buy their jewellery in the UK.
Chopard's new website, chopard.co.uk, was launched on 16th July, a landmark which the company recognised with a small event at the London members club Annabel's. You can experience the launch yourself just as I did by checking out my photo report.
Chopard chose the Fairmined gold Palme Verte collection as the cocktail event's headline act; the support of the jewellery brand means that this precious metal is sourced in a way that exploits neither the workforce nor the environment. You can read more about the Palme Verte collection Palme Verte, and if any of the pieces – a ring, bracelet, necklace and earrings, all with the Palme d'Or motif – take your fancy, you can buy them now on chopard.co.uk, where they are exclusively available for a month.
This exclusive offer applies to another piece, available only online: a men's watch, the Superfast Chrono Porsche 919 Jacky Ickx Edition. This design was first released last year to celebrate the partnership between Chopard and Porsche, and the Jacky Ickx model is a recent edition, named in honour of the successful racing driver.
But now, let us return to the event. Among an intimate crowd of guests were jewellery and fashion bloggers and members of the online press, all eagerly discussing and photographing the various pieces of jewellery and watches. The whole thing was accompanied by an improbably tasty array of canapés and cocktails. I particularly liked the tables beautifully decked out with trays containing marshmallows printed with pictures of Chopard's watches and jewellery.
In the midst of the revelrly, DJ Zara Martin paused the music to allow Jean-Baptiste Maillard, UK Managing Director, to say a few words. He emphasised the importance of the online market and invited the assembled to use iPads to explore the site and the available collections. On top of the collections on show at the event you can also buy jewellery and watches from Happy Diamonds, Imperiale, Classic Racing, L.U.C. and even a couple of haute couture pieces. Happy shopping!


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Der Fohlenhof ist ein Wohnplatz der Stadt Windsbach im Landkreis Ansbach (Mittelfranken, Bayern). Die Siedlung zählt zum Gemeindeteil Windsbach.

Geographie
Fohlenhof liegt östlich der Stadt und ist heute mit dem Stadtgebiet zusammengewachsen. Ursprünglich befand sich dort die Fohlenaufzuchtsanstalt des Remontezuchtvereins Windsbach. Die Stadt Windsbach wies hier ein Gewerbegebiet aus. Derzeit wird, an dieses nördlich anschließend, das 7,5 Hektar große Gewerbegebiet Fohlenhof-Nord erschlossen.

Religion
Die Einwohner evangelisch-lutherischer Konfession sind nach St. Margareta (Windsbach) gepfarrt, die Einwohner römisch-katholischer Konfession nach St. Bonifatius (Windsbach).

Weblinks

 Fohlenhof auf der Website windsbach.de

Fußnoten

Ortsteil von Windsbach
Ort im Landkreis Ansbach


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Simple House Apgujeong
Do you want to know how to get to the Simple House Apgujeong?
There are many ways you can get to Simple House Apgujeong such as public transportation (bus, subway / metro), taxi and Blacklink limo/transfer/shuttle service.
Time : 1h 8min
Don't sweat outside waiting for other transportation with your luggage. Make a round trip reservation with Blacklink as you plan for your trip. It is easy, convenient and available 24/7. Then, the assigned Blacklink driver will greet you at the arrival and will drive you to the Simple House Apgujeong. You can use Blacklink for not only hotel but also Gimpo Airport (GMP), Myeongdong, Jongno-gu, guesthouse, resort, airbnb, lodging and anywhere you want to go in Korea. Check out Blacklink customer review posted below.
2F,21,Dosan-daero25-gil,Gangnam-gu,Seoul,SouthKorea
Simple House Apgujeong is situated in Seoul and is close to the area's tourist attractions. It also provides a concierge, wireless internet access in public areas and luggage storage. The guest house has 35 rooms that are fitted with all the necessities to ensure a comfortable stay. For guests who enjoy making the most of local dining options, there is a wide variety within walking distance. It is within a 20-minute stroll of Sinsa Subway Station (Line 3), which allows easy access in and around Seoul.
Things to do near Simple House Apgujeong
105, Namsangongwon-gil, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
http://www.seoultower.co.kr/en
Namsan Seoul Tower (남산서울타워)
Namsan Seoul Tower was the first tower-type tourism spot in Korea. The top of the tower is at almost 480m above sea level, including Namsan Mountain (243m) and the tower's own x_height (236.7m), making it one of the tallest towers in the Orient. It is comprised of Seoul Tower Plaza, recently opened to public access after 40 years, and N Seoul Tower, operated by CJ Foodville since 2005. The tower was first established as a broadcast tower to send out TV and radio signals in 1969. As of now, it has become one of the representative landmarks and multi-cultural venues in Seoul.
272, Itaewon-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
http://www.spc.co.kr/spc/passion5/f1.spc
Passion 5 (패션5)
Passion 5 is located near Hangangjin Station in Hannam-dong and is a premium dessert café & gallery launched by SPC Group. The Passion 5 bakery brings a whole new culture of after-dining providing customers with a diverse selection of delicious desserts including hand-made chocolates and puddings. Visitors can enjoy their treats in a gallery atmosphere.
The name Passion 5 comes from the combining of five elements: the bakery, patisserie, chocolates and café. The 5th is the passion of those who create the desserts. The desserts are exquisitely designed and each element has its own unique atmosphere. In addition to the wonderful items from the bakery, there are usually 300 to 400 dessert items to choose from including cakes, puddings and chocolates.
http://www.ngrill.co.kr/eng/index.html
n·GRILL (엔그릴)
n·GRILL sits on the 5th floor, the highest level of Namsan Seoul Tower, providing a 360° panoramic view of Seoul as the restaurant rotates. n·GRILL serves a full course steak menu along with vintage wine. Enjoy a spectacular dining experience for a special event at n·GRILL.
* Rotation speed: 1 complete clockwise revolution every 2 hours
Itaewon-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
Itaewon Shopping Street (이태원 쇼핑거리)
Itaewon Street is the most exotic place in Seoul to spend a day of shopping, dining, and hanging out. Itaewon holds a long history in its making and is the first place most tourists want to visit in Korea. After the U.S. set up a military base in Korea during the 1970s, many foreigners stationed at the base settled near the Itaewon area, naturally developing the region into a shopping district catering to foreigners. Later, the existence of Itaewon became known worldwide after the widely publicized 1986 Asian Games and the 1988 Seoul Olympics. In 1997, Itaewon was finally designated as an official tourist zone.
The 1.4 km-long street stretching from Itaewon 1-dong to Hannam 2-dong has been designated as Itaewon Street. There is an enormous variety of shops, entertainment venues, and restaurants for visitors to enjoy. Itaewon is a leader in providing exotic fashion, bars, and clubs in Korea. Most stores in this area are branded with English signs, and now with the recent influx of Japanese and Chinese tourists, Itaewon has become one of Korea's top international hubs.


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DAYTONA BEACH - A Porsche GT3 RS that started 16th was out front Saturday, six hours into the Rolex 24 sports car endurance race.
The car driven by owner Kevin Buckler, Michael Schrom and German drivers Timo Bernhard and Jorg Bergmeister moved to the top spot when a Porsche-powered Fabcar that had been in or near the lead from the start stopped on course.
``It made a bunch of noise and then it just stopped running,'' said David Donohue, at the wheel of the Fabcar when the engine blew late in the sixth hour.
Buckler, whose car had been trailing by one lap on the 3.56-mile Daytona International Speedway road course, was at the wheel when the Porsche moved into the lead for the first time.
Another Fabcar, co-driven former Indy Car star Scott Goodyear, IRL star Scott Sharp, six-time Rolex 24 winner Hurley Haywood and J.C. France, the son of Jim France of NASCAR's founding family, continued to run second. They trailed the leader by just over one lap.
The two Porsche-powered Fabcars, both entered by Brumos Racing, were two of six entries in the Grand American Racing Series' new Daytona Prototype class. The new cars are different from last year's now-defunct SportsRacing Prototype class in that the Daytona Prototypes do not used turbocharged engines.
BOSTON - Jackie Robinson will be nominated for the Congressional Gold Medal in recognition of his achievements as the first black player in major league baseball, the Boston Red Sox said.
Four U.S. senators, including Massachusetts Democrats Edward M. Kennedy and John F. Kerry, and Reps. Richard E. Neal, D-Mass., and Peter King, R-N.Y., will file the legislation on Monday.
``Jackie Robinson was more than a sports hero, he was an American hero. He transcended sports and helped transform the battle for civil rights,'' Kerry said. ``While we celebrate his birthday it is only appropriate that we honor this man who did so much to make our nation a better place to live for all our citizens.''
Since 1776 there have been approximately 300 recipients of a Congressional Gold Medal, including George Washington, Joe Louis, Robert Frost and Mother Teresa.
Robinson broke major league baseball's color barrier when he took the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. He was inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame in 1962, and in 1997 baseball celebrated the 50th anniversary of his rookie season by retiring his number 42 on all teams.
``To baseball fans and non-baseball fans alike, Jack Roosevelt Robinson was one of the most important Americans of the 20th century,'' Neal said. ``He lived his remarkable life with courage and dignity, and helped transform a nation in the process. No one deserves a Congressional Gold Medal more than No. 42, Jackie Robinson.''
Brian Greene's double-double (16 points, 10 rebounds) was the highlight of Santa Fe CC's men's basketball win Saturday night over conference rival Seminole CC.
"Our guys showed great resilience," SFCC coach Scott McMillin said. "When the game was on the line, we stepped up and made plays on both ends of the floor."
Greene was 4-of-5 from the foul line and also made four steals for the Saints, who moved to 21-4 overall and 4-1 in the Mid-Florida Conference.
The Saints held a 15-point lead at halftime but Seminole surged back, dwindling the margin to as low as four. Raiders' guard JD Bracy, a Florida State University transfer, led Seminole with 19 points, including 5 three-pointers.
SFCC power forward Dan Martin scored 12 for the Saints while grabbing 8 rebounds.


It's 2016. You know that you have to present your best personal brand on social media. So does that mean that you're in need of a social media clean-up session, especially when you're preparing to search for jobs? Well, it's not as much about what you need to remove from your social media feeds as it is about what you need to add.
When you're at the start of your career, there are a few optimizations that can help your chances of getting noticed.


Traditional ulceration cures suggest that individuals affected by ulcerations should stop smoking and check out and avoid alcohol and an excessive amount of low as these will increase the possibilities of ulcer formation, similarly as prevent the healing method.
NSAIDS like painkiller should be avoided if one is susceptible to ulcers. Talk over with your doctor concerning different safer alternatives. Just in case the ulceration has been caused by overuse of NSAIDS, you'll have to be compelled to use a nucleon pump substance for up to eight weeks.
Over-the-counter antacid tablets might provide some relief, however in severe cases, stronger medications could also be necessary.
Home remedies for organic process ulcers dictate that food should be devoured in little parts at regular intervals throughout the day to forestall acids from increase and erosion the abdomen lining.
Eating organic food, avoiding dairy farm product, spicy and over-processed foods will facilitate ease the pressure on the gastrointestinal system and aid healing.
Home remedies for abdomen ulcers embody drinking freshly created cabbage juice. Cabbage juice is claimed to cure ulcers in no time however a minimum of one quart of this juice has got to be drunk over every day to examine the most effective results. Bananas also are accustomed treat organic process ulcers, as they possess a compound that balances out and neutralizes abdomen acids and coats the liner of the abdomen preventing ulcers from forming. You'll be able to have a banana or 2 with a glass of milk a minimum of 3 or four times daily for fast relief.


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Mother charged, may have to register as sex offender after being topless in her home
Posted: Wed 8:51 AM, Nov 20, 2019 |
Updated: Wed 11:23 AM, Nov 20, 2019
SALT LAKE CITY (KSL/CNN) - A Utah woman is facing charges after she says her stepchildren spotted her topless in her own home.
Tili Buchanan is facing charges after her stepchildren saw her topless in her own home. Her lawyers say a topless ban for women is unconstitutional. (Source: KSL via CNN)
Tili Buchanan is charged with a misdemeanor that could force her to register as a sex offender.
Her lawyers were in court Tuesday, asking a judge to strike down the law banning toplessness for women.
The incident happened more than a year ago in Salt Lake City. Buchanan says she and her husband were hanging drywall in their garage when they took off their shirts to keep their clothes from getting dusty. Buchanan also removed her bra.
Her three stepchildren asked why she wasn't wearing a shirt, and she told the children that everyone should be fine walking around their own home with their skin showing.
"It was in the privacy of my own home. My husband was right next to me in the exact same manner, so I'm being prosecuted for it," Buchanan said.
"When you look at this statute is there's one, there's a part of it that says a woman. This part of a woman is found inherently obscene, and this part of a man isn't, and that really sets up an unequal, unfair dichotomy," Leah Farrell, Buchanan's attorney, said.
Buchanan is facing three counts of lewdness in front of a child.
The judge is expected to rule in a couple of months.
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Ms Winterton said: "I can confirm that the requirement to register financial interests applies equally to members who have not taken their seats as it does to members who have done so."
"The do as I say, not as I do policy continues and the irony is not lost. I have made the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner aware and have asked for an investigation to take place on this matter," he said.
"The Standards Commission needs to investigate why these trips were not declared. This issue poses yet more questions for the Sinn Féin leadership to deal with."
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has staunchly defend her party's backing of Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro despite civil unrest in the country.
The party has been heavily criticised for sending representatives to Mr Maduro's inauguration.


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Issue #31, Guest Writer
Doree Weller was a mental health counselor in a previous life, and her passion for destigmatizing and creating conversations about mental health inform most of her stories. Currently Doree lives in Texas with six cats, two dogs, and one husband, proudly wears the label of "crazy cat lady" and is working on a novel.
Links to her other published stories and blogs can be found at https://doreeweller.wordpress.com.
by Doree Weller
For Pammy's 12th birthday, Grandma gave her a silk scarf.
It was white and mint green with polka dots. A curved line separated the white background with green polka dots from the inverse on the other side. Pink and yellow butterflies swooped up and down.
She had no idea what she was supposed to do with a scarf that wasn't even warm. In August.
Pammy texted her best friend, Lena. "Grandma got me the weirdest present." She added a picture of the scarf.
Then she waited. And waited. And waited.
At the beginning of the summer, right after Lena moved away, Lena would have texted back immediately. But then Lena had met some girls at the pool, and now she sometimes took a day or more to answer.
Pammy felt sick to her stomach. Since first grade, it had been Pammy-and-Lena. But now she was starting sixth grade alone, and she hated it.
The scarf felt silky and soothing as she ran one hand down it, then the other, back and forth.
On the first day of sixth grade, Pammy dressed in jeans and a T-shirt, wondering if any of the girls got boobs over the summer, or how they'd treat her now that she was one instead of two. Pammy stroked the scarf as she worried, then stuffed it into her pocket.
The bus ride was normal since she and Lena had always ridden different buses. Pammy stared out the window and didn't even look when someone took the seat beside her. At school, other kids said, "Hello" or "How was your summer?" or "Did you go on vacation?"
The class part was fine. Find your assigned seat, sit, be quiet, listen. She could do all that. Though her eyes kept drifting around the room, searching for someone with a smile directed at her. Pammy had loved and hated how Lena always tried to distract her during class, but it was more distracting with her gone than it ever had been with her there.
It was lunch that she'd been dreading, and it was as bad as she feared. She took her paper bag and sat at the end of a table. Around her, conversations buzzed. Girls hugged and traded apples and desserts and half sandwiches. But no one came to sit with Pammy. No one even looked at her.
It was hard to swallow her lunch, but she managed to eat most of it and not cry. She put her hand in her pocket to stroke the silky scarf and wondered what she would do if she never had any friends again.
At the end of the week, Pammy got to go TAG. The "Talented and Gifted" class was the first place she didn't miss Lena since she'd been going there since first grade without her.
Mrs. Wolf greeted her. "Did you have a good summer?"
"Lena moved away."
"That's too bad, honey. But maybe it will be a good opportunity for you to make new friends."
Pammy shrugged.
"Well, we have a new boy showing up. He just moved from another district. Why don't you show Cameron around for me?"
Pammy did not want to do that but also didn't want to argue with her teacher. So she agreed but reached into her pocket to stroke her scarf.
It had been the same kids in the class for the last several years, so Pammy knew them all. She glanced around at Greg and Sarah and Heather and Matt greeting one another. They said hello to her and she waved.
The new boy stumbled into the room. He was gangly, with scuffed corduroy pants and a striped shirt that was tattered at the cuffs. His grin was huge and he went toward Mrs. Wolf. "Hi! My teacher told me I should come here!"
Pammy had seen him around school. He seemed louder and dirtier than the other boys.
"Cameron, this is Pammy. She's going to be your buddy today and answer any questions you might have. Right, Pammy?"
Pammy wanted to say no, to go off and do her puzzles without the dirty boy. But she loved Mrs. Wolf and wanted to make her happy, so she agreed.
Sarah, Heather, Greg, and Matt were gathered together at a table, working on their "About Me" project. Before Pammy could stop him, Cameron went over to them and plopped down in an empty chair. The table moved a little when he bumped it. "What are you guys doing?" he asked.
"Hey, be careful!" Sarah wrinkled her nose. "There are lots of empty tables. Why don't you go sit with Pammy?"
"Oh." Cameron's enthusiasm diminished only slightly. "Okay."
Sarah had wrinkled her nose at Pammy in that way before, so she knew how awful it felt. She wanted to leave him to figure it out himself, but Mrs. Wolf had told her to help him. Pammy went up to Cameron and said, "Come on, I'll show you where all the supplies are and explain what we're doing."
Cameron chattered as they worked on their project, and Pammy tuned him out, concentrating. She loved when she did her project just right and Mrs. Wolf praised her attention to detail.
The next day, Pammy was on the playground. Nicole and Brenda had asked her to jump rope with them, but she didn't feel like it. Pammy drifted back and forth on the swings, dragging her feet in the mulch. If Lena were there, they'd be racing to see who could get highest fastest. They'd take turns jumping off when the teachers weren't watching.
"Hey!" Cameron plopped on the swing next to hers. "What are you doing?"
"Nothing," she said. "Just swinging."
"Is that yours?" Before Pammy could answer, Cameron had reached down and grabbed her scarf off the ground.
Pammy hopped off the swing and snatched it back. "Don't touch that!" The scarf must have dropped out of her pocket.
Cameron looked hurt. "Why not?"
"Because she doesn't like it."
"She? Your scarf is a girl?"
"Yes." Pammy made up the story as she went along. "And her name is Emilie. She's not just a scarf."
He half scowled, like he wasn't sure if she was making fun of him or not. "So, what is she?"
"She was a girl my age who was turned into a scarf by a mad scientist. I have to figure out how to turn her back."
"Oh, that's cool. Can I help?"
Pammy frowned. That wasn't the response she'd been expecting. "I… guess so."
Cameron got off the swing and did a cartwheel. When he was upright again, he asked, "Well, what do we have to do?"
"I don't know yet," Pammy said. "I'll talk to her tonight and figure it out."
"She talks?"
"Just to me."
"Cool. I wish I had a talking scarf."
That night, Pammy thought about what could turn a scarf back into a girl. The mad scientist must have gotten angry with Emilie for something she did.
Pammy remembered that poem her mom used to say when she was young, about sugar and spice. But Pammy didn't think that's what girls were really made of. She decided she'd have to come up with her own recipe, and if they could gather the ingredients, then they could turn Emilie back into a girl.
She scribbled on paper after paper, making lists, crossing things out, starting over, until she finally had something she thought worked.
Girls are made of tears and fears
Of strength and friends and lies
Girls want to be heard
They want to be loved
And never left behind.
Help me change back to a girl
By finding all those things
When you have them all
The spell will run out
And I'll change back to me.
She showed the poem to Cameron the next day, and he frowned. "What does it mean?"
"It means we have to find things that represent everything in the first part. Tears and fears and stuff like that."
He chewed his lip. "What do you think boys are made of?"
"I don't know. I'm not a boy."
He nodded, like that made sense.
"I have this," she said. It was half a heart necklace that said "Be Fri." Lena had the half with "st ends." They hadn't worn them since like third grade, but Pammy still kept hers in her jewelry box. "It's for the part about wanting to be loved."
"Okay. What should we work on next? What about the part about wanting to be heard? Like a phone?"
"Yeah." She nodded. "Or a megaphone."
"What about a kazoo?"
"A kazoo? Why a kazoo?"
Cameron shrugged. "I don't know. I have a kazoo, so I thought I'd see if it could work for something."
"It has to mean something," Pammy said. "It can't just be any old thing. This…" She held up the necklace. "…was from my best friend back when we were still friends."
"Why aren't you friends anymore?"
"We're still friends. I didn't mean we weren't. She just doesn't live here anymore so now she's busy. She has to make new friends and maybe her new school is harder."
Cameron kicked the dirt. "I have a baseball cap that was my dad's. Before he left. I don't see him anymore."
"Oh." Pammy thought about that, what it would be like not to see her dad anymore. He worked a lot but helped her whenever she had a hard math problem and took her for ice cream on Saturdays. "That sucks."
Cameron shrugged like he didn't care, but he didn't look up at her. "So the baseball cap could be the part about being left behind."
"Yeah, definitely."
The bell rang, ending recess before they could figure out the other parts. But that was okay. Pammy didn't want to figure them out too quickly. It was fun to pretend that she was doing something important.
Cameron brought the baseball cap and a prism the next day.
"What's that for?" Pammy asked, pointing to the prism.
He turned it so that pieces of rainbow fell on the ground. "Doesn't it look a little like tears?"
It kind of did. Pammy smiled.
Over the next several days, Pammy and Cameron met every recess to think of things they could find to represent the different parts. After a few days, Nicole and Brenda came up to them. "What are you guys doing?" Brenda asked.
"We're trying to find lies and strength!" Cameron said.
Pammy glared at him. The poem and Emilie was their secret. It might not feel as special if he shared it.
"What does that mean?" Nicole asked.
Cameron grinned at her. Pammy reluctantly pulled the paper out of her pocket. "Here," she said, handing the poem over to them. When they were done reading, they both looked at her questioningly.
"Her scarf used to be a girl named Emilie, who was captured by a mad scientist. He turned her into a scarf, and if we can collect all these things, we can change her back." Cameron rocked back and forth on his toes as he explained it.
Nicole and Brenda were looking at them like they wanted to help, and Pammy liked the attention. Maybe it would be fun if they helped. "I have a necklace that means love, and Cameron has a baseball cap that means left behind, and a prism that means tears." She took the prism and the necklace out of her pocket to show them.
Nicole frowned. "Where'd you get that?" She grabbed the prism. "That was in my desk. You stole it!"
"No, I didn't…" Pammy stopped and looked at Cameron. He wasn't looking at her, and she realized he must have taken it. She almost told Nicole that Cameron had taken the prism, but she didn't want to get him in trouble. "I found it," she said. "I didn't take it, I swear."
Nicole hesitated. "Really? Where was it?"
Pammy looked away. "It was in the trash can. Someone must have put it there. I thought someone threw it away."
"Okay," Nicole said. "Well…" She shrugged, then she and Brenda walked away. Pammy had thought they were going to help her and Cameron, but now they thought she was a thief.
She whirled toward Cameron. "Why did you take her prism?"
He shrugged. "I didn't mean to, not really. I saw her showing it to someone else and I thought it would be perfect. I just wanted to bring you the right thing so we can change Emilie back."
She shook her head. "You could have gotten me in trouble. You could have gotten us both in trouble."
Pammy was so furious that she stormed away and told herself that she'd never speak to him again.
That night, she took Emilie, the poem, and the necklace out of her pocket and left them on her dresser. It was all such a stupid idea.
She picked up her phone to text Lena and ask her what to do, but when she looked at the texts, she noticed that Lena still hadn't answered the last one she'd sent. Tears burned her throat.
Pammy ignored Cameron for the next two days at school. She started swinging alone again but watched Brenda and Nicole running around the playground together. She wondered if they were talking about her. She wondered if anyone else missed Lena. She wondered if anyone else noticed she was always alone.
Cameron walked around aimlessly, kicking rocks and walking through the middle of the boys' kickball game. He didn't seem to notice when they yelled at him.
Pammy wasn't sure what she felt. In one way, she was mad at him for almost getting her in trouble. In another way, he had pretended with her. Lena always thought things were stupid if they weren't her idea. She wouldn't have liked Emilie. She would have said that it was a stupid game to look for any of those things.
Pammy reached into her pocket before she remembered that she'd left everything on her dresser. She missed the silky feel of the scarf, the poem crunching under her fingers, the cool metal of the necklace. She missed Cameron poring over the poem with her, telling her that he was afraid of spiders and clowns, and that he was not collecting either of those things for her.
He was still wearing his dad's baseball cap, as he had been since the first day he brought it to show her. Cameron understood about being left behind, just like she did. She wondered why they were so easy to leave behind. But there was nothing wrong with Cameron. Other than that he talked too much and couldn't stand still. Those weren't good reasons to ditch someone. Cameron had stolen the prism, but he'd just wanted to help.
Pammy jumped off the swing and ran up to Cameron. "Hey."
His eyes lit up. "Hey."
"I think we need to find a new thing to represent tears since we can't use the prism anymore."
Cameron grinned. "I had an idea about that…"
Copyright 2018 by Doree Weller
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A symbol of purity and femininity, the white Ao Dai has long been an undetachable stimulus for any form of Vietnamese art from painting to photography to fashion…Its grace casts a silhouette of serene beauty over a country full of political differences and social turbulence.
What started as clothing for the ordinary in the late 18th century has evolved into extraordinary high-fashion as the Ao Dai has made its debut on New York runways in recent years. Yet, its sentimental appeal has never mutated, still provoking thousand-year nostalgia and home-country tradition in any modernized pattern and form.
As a long time aficionado of the art of White Ao Dai, for over a decade, photographer Pham Nam Hoai continues to chase the amalgamation of the 7 basic human emotions manifesting within each movement of the tight-fitting silk tunic, and finds his kairosclerosis after each completion of annual the calendar project. This year, he draws his creative inspirations from Vietnam's most influential work of epic poetry The Tale of Kieu – 3,254 verses depicting fifteen years of the tempestuous life of a beautiful woman named Kieu.
You can purchase the 2019 calendar following this link. All proceeds will benefit orphanages in Vietnam (over $188,000 has been donated up to date).
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OECS yields results in new type of partnership for COVID-19 response
Friday, July 31, 2020 — The OECS Commission believes the most powerful strategy against the COVID-19 pandemic is through heightened collaboration between the public and private sector. Earlier this week, the Commission's private sector partnership was celebrated at a special handing over ceremony.
The ethos of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) is grounded in collaboration. Recognizing that the COVID-19 pandemic threatens the sustainability of OECS economies, the OECS Commission charted a robust response mechanism to combat the spread of COVID-19 in the OECS, forging a new type of relationship - partnering with the region's private sector in the fight against the pandemic.
Digicel and Massy (Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines) were two of the Commission's first partners in its Private Sector Partnership Against COVID-19 in March. Both companies donated USD 100, 000 each to the Commission's health response. Digicel's donation was used to procure about 60, 000 masks for nine Member States while Massy Stores' contribution was used to acquire five ventilators: two for Saint Lucia, two for Dominica and one for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Chief Executive Officer for Digicel (Saint Lucia) Siobhan James-Alexander reaffirmed Digicel's commitment to working to fortify the region's resilience.
She said, "We realized that across the region we needed a collaboration and a collective response to the challenges we are facing with COVID - 19. Coming together with the OECS Commission was an ideal partnership. We decided to respond to the needs of frontline workers by equipping them with masks because it is a critical requirement at this time."
Digicel also contributed USD 40, 000 to the education response which was allocated to closing the digital divide.
For his part, Managing Director of Massy Stores (Saint Lucia) Ltd Martin Dorville said as a leading retailer, Massy's staff and customers are on the front lines which fuelled the company's response to strengthening the health sector.
"From the onset of the crisis, we were mindful of the need to be ready to support the national effort, in particular the health sector, in the event of any major health issues and challenges. That is why, when approached by the OECS Commission we seized the opportunity to demonstrate purpose by agreeing to cover the cost of five ventilators for the region."
Director General of the OECS Dr. Didacus Jules lamented that the COVID-19 pandemic has set the development of the region back by about thirty years. However, Dr. Jules is pleased at the resilience and conscience of the region's private sector.
"In the Caribbean, there is no way that governments can give massive bailouts to the private sector. But it is interesting that our private sector in the OECS have responded to a call to assist despite the hit to them. That is where we ground our appreciation. Multinationals far bigger than them are asking for bailouts to the tune of trillions. Here they are suffering equally from COVID-19, but assisting the region in every way possible."
Usually the private sector is excluded from development conversation, leaving development partners and the public sector to engage. The OECS Commission developed a private sector partnership plan as part of a deliberate strategy to advance the Sustainable Development Goals by factoring in the unique contributions of this sector. The OECS Commission's Sustainable Development Movement (SDM) in September is timely, relevant and brings all change agents to the table. A pandemic is a sustainable development issue and exacerbates the ongoing economic crisis in the Eastern Caribbean. Learn more on the SDM at www.oecssdm.com.
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