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Jazz musicians performing at the Levee Bar & Grill
Jazz musicians performing at the Levee Bar & Grill on 43rd Street in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: an unidentified man playing drums, Bryan Hicks playing bass, Jackie Anderson holding a microphone, and Russ Long playing a keyboard. A jar for tip money is on the piano. Others are sitting around stage. Various pictures and trinkets are hanging on the brick wall.
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Jazz musicians on stage at the Levee Bar & Grill on 43rd Street in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: an unidentified man holding a trombone, Tommy Ruskin standing behind a drum set, an unidentified woman holding a microphone while speaking, an unidentified man holding a cigarette behind the woman with the microphone, Gerald Spaits sitting while holding a bass against his leg, Carmell Jones looking to the right and wiping his mouth with a rag, and Mike Ning smiling and looking to the left. Others are sitting around the stage and watching. Various pictures and trinkets are hanging on the brick wall.
Tommy Ruskin speaking with audience members
Tommy Ruskin speaking with audience members between performance sets at the Levee Bar & Grill on 43rd Street in Kansas City, Missouri. Ruskin is wearing red suspenders and standing on the right. Various patrons are drinking and talking.
Jazz musicians performing at the Levee Bar & Grill on 43rd Street in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Tommy Ruskin playing drums, James \u201cChico\u201d Battaglia playing congas, Jim Mair standing while holding his saxophone, Bobby Branstetter playing bass, Todd Wilkinson playing saxophone, and Everette DeVan smoking a cigarette while playing piano. Others are sitting around the stage looking at the performers. Various pictures and trinkets are hanging on the brick wall.
Jazz musicians at Majestic Steak House
Jazz musicians performing at Majestic Steak House on Broadway in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Billy Meynier looking down while playing keyboard, Sam Platt playing drums, and James Albright playing electric bass.
Samuel "Baby" Lovett and Julia Lee at a nightclub
Samuel "Baby" Lovett and Julia Lee performing at a nightclub, possibly Milton\u2019s at 3507 Troost Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. Lovett is standing behind drums, holding sticks while looking forward and smiling. Lee is sitting at a piano, looking forward and smiling. Lovett is wearing a tuxedo and Lee is wearing a dress.
Jazz musicians at Southmoreland Park
Jazz musicians performing at a Parks & Recreation Event at Southmoreland Park in Kansas City. From left to right: Joe Cartwright playing piano, Ricky Anderson playing bass, an unidentified man playing drums, Tim Perryman playing trombone, and Pat Morrissey holding a trumpet. They are on a stage in front of people sitting outside.
Jazz musicians at the City Lights Jazz Club
Jazz musicians performing at the City Lights Jazz Club in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Rosetta Robinson smiling while holding a microphone and looking to the right, Bob Branstetter sitting on a stool while playing bass in back, Angela Hagenbach holding a microphone while looking to the right and smiling, Todd Strait playing drums in back, and Millie Edwards singing into a microphone in her hand while leaning forward and closing her eyes.
Two photos on the wall of the Mutual Musicians Foundation
Two photos on the wall of the Mutual Musicians Foundation in Kansas City, Missouri. The top photo is of Paul Gray and Dizzy Gillespie outside Paul Gray's Jazz Place in Lawrence, Kansas. Gray is looking at Gillespie and smiling. Gillespie is puffing out his cheeks and placing a finger on his lips. They are standing in front of a sign for the venue. The bottom photo is of the Oliver Todd Band performing at the Mutual Musicians Foundation. From left to right: Marcellus Lee playing drums, Oliver Todd playing piano, Sam Johnson playing bass, Elmer Price playing trumpet, Al Zanders playing saxophone, and John Henry Hoard playing saxophone. They are wearing suits and playing in an upstairs room of the building.
Oliver Todd Duo at the Yum Yum Club
Oliver Todd Duo performing at the Yum Yum Club on 31st Street and Troost Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. Oliver Todd is playing organ and looking forward while smiling. Bobby Stafford is playing drums in back while looking down. They are both wearing patterned tuxedo jackets.
Chauncey Downs Orchestra at Fairyland Park
Chauncey Downs Orchestra performing at Fairyland Park on Prospect Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. The musicians are on stage in a band shell with a cloth background. The musicians are wearing black tuxedos and are playing piano, bass, drums, trumpets, and saxophones. The musicians on the right are standing or sitting behind shells with a 'V' painted on the front.
Oliver Todd Band at the Mutual Musicians Foundation
Oliver Todd Band performing upstairs at the Mutual Musicians Foundation in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Marcellus Lee playing drums, Oliver Todd playing piano, Sam Johnson playing bass, Elmer Price playing trumpet, Al Zanders playing saxophone, and John Henry Hoard playing saxophone. They are wearing black suits and ties and are on a small stage in a corner of the room.
WPA dance band in Kansas City
WPA dance band in front of an unidentified building in Kansas City, Missouri. Fifteen unidentified men are standing on a porch outside a building holding their instruments, including trumpets, saxophones, drums, guitar, and bass. They are all looking forward and smiling.
Jazz musicians at the 18th & Vine Heritage Jazz Festival
Jazz musicians performing at the 18th & Vine Heritage Jazz Festival in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Bram Wijnand playing piano, Jos Machtel playing bass, and Jürgen Welge playing drums. Other people are standing on stage clapping their hands.
Jazz musicians performing at the 18th & Vine Heritage Jazz Festival in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Bram Wijnand playing piano, Jos Machtel playing bass, and Jürgen Welge playing drums.
Jazz musicians at the Kansas City Spirit Festival
Jazz musicians performing at the Jazz Stage at the Kansas City Spirit Festival in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Eddie Saunders playing saxophone, Al "Delightful De" Bartee playing drums, and Milt Abel playing bass. A banner that reads "Jazz Stage" is hanging above the stage.
Jazz musicians performing at the Jazz Stage at the Kansas City Spirit Festival in Kansas City, Missouri. From left to right: Al "Delightful De" Bartee playing drums, Eddie Saunders playing saxophone, and Milt Abel playing bass. A banner that reads "Jazz Stage" is hanging above the stage.
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Monorail Manufacturers Association Publishes Information Sheet to Complement Video
The leading authority on underhung cranes and monorail systems, Monorail Manufacturers Association (MMA), has published an information sheet to supplement a video recently posted online to raise awareness of the independent incorporated trade association affiliated with the Material Handling Industry (MHI).
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MMA members, which produce the preponderance of patented and enclosed track underhung cranes and monorail systems, hope the two-page document, underscored with a tagline, 'MMA—keeping industry on track for over 80 years', will combine with the video to engage target audiences by outlining the benefits of the group.
Rob Beightol, president of MMA, said: "The five-minute video contains more detail than the information sheet and is designed to be the primary vehicle to showcase the MMA. However, many member companies may need something that can be left with a user or ergonomics professional that provides top-level information about the group. We believe members will utilize the information sheet as a means to promote the benefits of dealing with an MMA company."
The video and information sheet are being jointly promoted by the Overhead Alliance, a marketing vehicle representing the collective interests of trade association MHI's product groups, Crane Manufacturers Association of America (CMAA), Hoist Manufacturers Institute (HMI) and MMA. The document includes bite-sized references to the MMA-Certified program in addition to ANSI, OSHA and more.
Beightol said: "We aim to position the MMA as a premier source for information on overhead material handling, and want users to understand how widespread our reach is within industry and safety groups. All of the organizations and certifications that we address have tremendous significance on their own, and we wanted to highlight some of the ways in which the MMA is involved."
Like the video, the supplementary sheet details the differences between patented track and enclosed track systems, explaining when each should be applied to material handling situations. In the document, two illustrations from the video explain the weight and type of load suited to each technology. For effectively transporting loads up to 40 tons in a productive and safe manner, patented track systems are suitable, it says, while the unique design of enclosed track systems provide smooth movement and low rolling resistance when handling loads up to two tons, it adds.
Beightol concluded: "Users have a choice in the type of company that they deal with when creating an overhead lifting solution. We want users to realize that working with MMA members means that they are dealing with companies that they can trust to address their issues and provide the best all-around choice based on considerable expertise within the industry. We hope that users feel secure in dealing with our group due to the longevity of the organization. There are not many organizations within material handling that have been addressing the needs of users for this length of time."
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MIT puts V2V technology on its 2015 Top Ten list
Jonathon Ramsey
Mar 5th 2015 at 8:01AM
Of all the technologies swimming around the automotive world, it is vehicle-to-vehicle communication that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has fished out as one of its Ten Breakthrough Technologies of 2015. It joined emerging tech like brain organoids, supercharged photosynthesis, and Project Loon on the list, and got the nod over autonomous driving because, as the MIT Technology Review wrote, V2V communication "is likely to have a far bigger and more immediate effect on road safety."
How so? Because actual cars transmitting data like their location, speed, steering angle, and state of braking to one another at least ten times per second provides a greater degree of awareness than sensor readings and algorithms. The US Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration have been working for years on standards and a regulatory schedule for introducing V2V to the marketplace, and Cadillac plans to incorporate V2V into at least one of its vehicles by 2017.
Since we've begun the year with a number of stories of cars being hacked into, that got us wondering about the security of V2V communications. In a recent piece by our own Pete Bigelow on what motorists should know about getting their cars hacked into, he wrote that although cyber break-ins are extremely difficult, expensive, and time-consuming to do remotely, V2V is "one more conceivable avenue a hacker could use to impact multiple cars at a given time."
So we spoke to Wilmington, Massachusetts-based Security Innovation about it. The automotive consultancy company has been working with the DOT since 2003 on V2V technology and the issues around it - namely security and privacy - and its chief scientist, William Whyte, is the technical editor of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 1609.2 standard outlining its security protocols. Those protocols are expected to be finalized by the DOT toward the end of this year and then come into effect in 2016, and the company's Aerolink product is the security solution Cadillac will use.
Whyte said, "If you hack into a car, V2V is the hardest place to start," and Pete Samson, the general manager of Security Innovation's automotive team, said "There are ten or 12 alternate attack surfaces" around the car that would make much easier targets. V2V engineers have been developing, testing, and refining security solutions for more than a decade and have more time yet to refine them to the eventual federally-mandated standards; hacking stories almost always involve points of entry like the OBD-II port, telematics, and convenience features, where security wasn't considered as thoroughly as the rolling out the customer benefits, and there were no standards.
It's not that V2V can't or won't ever be hacked, but Samson said that while there is the issue of protecting new cars, "The bigger challenger is how to protect cars already on the street, the vast majority of which have older technology, and that's where a lot of the threats are going to be." Offering an example, he said "There are 100 million lines of code in a Mercedes S-Class, and on average there's one error every 1,000 lines." As hacking gets more widespread and more focused, how do you patch those vulnerabilities without making every S-Class owner haul the car into the dealer, when over-the-air updates pose their own problems? Whyte said he could envision a scenario in which certain features on a car were simply turned off or disabled until their vulnerabilities could be addressed.
To hear them tell it, V2V won't be one of them. The company has set up Automotive Centers of Excellence in Boston and Seattle to help automakers understand where "threat and attack profiles in their automobiles" reside; the Boston center will remain focused on V2V-related technology, the Seattle center will test and validate other software interfaces like telematics and drive-by-wire systems. And somewhere in all of that, "privacy will be a big part of the debate."
The future is coming. Hopefully, by the time it gets here, it will have addressed the fact that, as Whyte said, "Cars weren't designed to be online."
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Top 10 Places to Visit in Wisconsin
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#1 Madison
The capital city Madison is home to eight National Historic Landmarks. Surrounded by four lakes - Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Kegonsa and Lake Waubesa, the city is popular tourist destination for recreation activities. Summer recreation activities include hiking, biking, and sailing on the lakes. Winter activities include ice-boating, ice skating, ice hockey, ice fishing, cross-country skiing, and snow kiting. Downtown Madison is home to a number of nightclubs and live music venues. Places to visit and family fun things to do include Wisconsin State Capitol, Olbrich Botanical Gardens, Henry Vilas Zoo, Madison Children's Museum, Chazen Museum of Art, and National Mustard Museum.
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#2 Milwaukee
Milwaukee, the largest city of Wisconsin is located on Lake Michigan's southwestern shore. Milwaukee Riverwalk along the Milwaukee River in downtown is prime attraction for visitors. Milwaukee is known for recreation activities on Lake Michigan including sailing, windsurfing, and kite surfing. The city hosts many festivals throughout the summer including annual Summerfest. Places to visit and family fun things to do include Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee County Zoo, Harley-Davidson Museum, Discovery World, Milwaukee Public Museum, and Lakeshore State Park.
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#3 Lake Geneva
Located southwest of Milwaukee on Geneva Lake, Lake Geneva is a popular resort city. 21 miles shore line of Geneva Lake offers view of historic homes and gardens. Riviera Beach is the most popular tourist attraction located on Wrigley Drive. Places to visit and family fun things to do include Lake Geneva Zip lines & Adventures, Grand Geneva Adventure Center, Geneva Lake Museum, and Lake Geneva Downtown. Winter activities include ice skating and sledding in Lake Geneva.
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#4 Dells of the Wisconsin River
The Dells of the Wisconsin River, also known as the Wisconsin Dells is a 5 miles gorge on the Wisconsin River. It features spectacular gorge, cliffs, tributary canyons, and rock formations. The cliffs formed 500 million years ago are over 100 feet high. The best option to see the rock formations is by kayaks and canoes into the Wisconsin River. Recreation activities in the area include hiking, fishing, hunting, and cross country skiing.
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#5 Cave of the Mounds
Located west of Madison, Cave of the Mounds is a popular tourist attraction. The natural limestone cave features varieties of formations including Soda straws, Flowstones, Curtains, Lily pads, Helictites, and Oolites. The cave is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tour offers view of colorful crystal formations on paved lighted walkways.
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#6 Wisconsin Dells
Known for Dells of the Wisconsin River, Wisconsin Dells is small city located in south central Wisconsin. Dells of the Wisconsin River is a scenic gorge featuring sandstone formations along the banks of the Wisconsin River. The city offers many family friendly and adventure attractions. Places to visit include Mt. Olympus theme park, Noah's Ark Waterpark, Timbavati Wildlife Park, Wisconsin Deer Park, The Dells, Kalahari Resorts Dells, and Wilderness Resort.
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#7 Kenosha
Located on the shore of Lake Michigan, Kenosha is the 4th largest city of Wisconsin. Kenosha is a popular tourist destination with 8 miles of Lake Michigan shoreline. Popular beaches include Simmons Island Park and Beach, Alford Park and Beach , Eichelman Park and Beach, Pennoyer Park and Beach, and Southport Park and Beach. Downtown along the Lake Michigan lakefront is home to Kenosha Public Museum System that includes the main Kenosha Public Museum, Dinosaur Discovery Museum, Civil War Museum, and Kenosha Historical Center.
#8 Waukesha
Located west of Milwaukee, Waukesha is a small historic town. It is a popular vacation destination known for adventure and family fun resorts. Waukesha County Park System has over 16 miles of cross-country ski trails. Downtown is home to number of historic districts and landmarks. Places to visit and fun things to do include Fox River Park, Minooka Park, Kettle Moraine State Forest, Springs Water Park, Pewaukee Lake, and Retzer Nature Center.
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#9 Green Bay
Located at the mouth of the Fox River, Green Bay is 3rd largest city of Wisconsin. Green Bay is popular tourist destination of Lake Michigan's west shore after Chicago and Milwaukee. Downtown Green Bay is the prime tourist attraction that features live entertainment and restaurants on the Deck. The city offers many things to do and family fun places to visit such as Bay Beach Amusement Park, Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame & Museum, National Railroad Museum, Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, NEW Zoo & Adventure Park, and Green Bay Botanical Garden.
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#10 Pattison State Park
Located on the Black River, Pattison State Park is known for the highest waterfall in Wisconsin. The 165 feet Big Manitou Falls and 31 feet Little Manitou Falls are prime attractions of the park. The state park also features exhibits about the park's cultural and natural history in the Gitche Gumee Nature Center. The 1,400-acre park features 9 miles of hiking trails, Interfalls Lake with beach, and campsites.


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What is Edge Computing?
Edge computing is a current hot topic and has grown over the past several years to become one of the most important trends. It is both a continuation of digital transformation and a pre-cursor to further digitalization. The development of other trends such as cloud computing, internet of things (IoT), analytics and real-time analytics all depend on development and evolution of edge computing.
Gartner, the leading global research and advisory firm providing information, advice, and tools for leaders in IT, defines edge computing as "a part of a distributed computing topology in which information processing is located close to the edge where things and people produce or consume that information." But, as with most definitions it does seem quite complex and furthermore there is no precise definition about what edge computing is although there is much hype.
A basic definition of edge computing is that it is the practice of processing data near the edge of the network where the data is being generated, instead of in a centralized datacenter or in cloud. It is against the notion that was once widely held that all information will be held in the cloud. Today's modern edge computing definition means that cloud and edge computing co-exist. According to IDC, a leading analytics firm, the two approaches are complementing each other and they "interact in a smart and intelligent way".at edge computing does at a basic level is that it brings computation and data storage much closer to the devices where data is being gathered. Considering that speed of data is limited by speed of light (the book Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt by Michael Lewis goes into much more detail on that) the distance to a central location which can be hundreds or thousands of miles away can be huge. By having the computation at the edge, the real-time data does not suffer from latency. In today's world, especially in real-time analytics in certain sectors microseconds can be crucial. In addition, it reduces the costs for the companies as the amount of data that needs to be processed in a centralized or cloud-based location is significantly lower with edge.
What are the use cases?
Edge computing was developed due to the exponential growth of IoT devices and need for real-time analytics where performance and latency matters. Emerging technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT), autonomous vehicles and augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) require large amounts of data to be processed with low latency. Centralized cloud system has limitations and legacy CDNs have outdated architectures and are unable to provide real-time visibility and control. In the case of autonomous cars currently, operation and security wise software components being system critical. Vehicles such as Tesla are adequately well with updating their navigation or ADAS software overnight with cloud computing. However, as the level of Autonomous Driving increase to Level 4 and 5, vehicles will be driven using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and will need to be able to respond to real-world data points, generated from sensors. At these levels, to the AI will have to make a decision to steer either left or right to avoid hitting a pedestrian or animal which will require real-time action regardless of internet access, when it comes to making a real-time decision certainly microseconds are crucial. In this sense, traditional cloud computing has its limitations. Today, It is no surprise that the world leading OEMs such as GM, Tesla, Ford, Toyota and leading Technology firms such as Apple are amongst the companies pouring significant Research and Development capital into Edge AI.
Cloud computing vendors Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) are also increasingly taking their services to the edge to remain competitive. Amazon's Echo is a primary example of a perfect edge computing technology. Up and coming companies such as Fastly, Cloudflare and Edgecast are growing phenomenally in this vertical. Fastly's edge computing platform offers services across content delivery, streaming, cloud security, and application delivery control. Their clients include: Slack, Twitter, Udemy, reddit, Accenture, Financial Times, Pinterest and many more. They estimate that the total addressable market for this vertical is approximately $18 billion in 2019 and growing to $35.8 billion in 2022 at a rate of 25% annually. NVIDIA announced NVIDIA EGX which is an accelerated computing platform that enables companies to perform low-latency AI at the edge. EGX perceives, understands, and acts in real time on continuous streaming data between 5G base stations, warehouses, retail stores, factories and beyond.
Having discussed the advantages, it's easy to think edge computing magically solves any issues that cloud computing has, but it has its own challenges due to the highly distributed nature of edge systems. Each of the edge nodes will need to share information with other nodes and being able to achieve this consistently is a challenge. The system should allow them to work independently while at the same time keeping them in sync with each other. It is called the distribution, consistency, and synchronization problem. Another challenge is that the computers at the edge are not high powered and that will require higher computing power all around, which will also require higher electricity or battery solutions at the edge.
To summarize, edge computing is not replacing cloud, but in some crucial instances it will bring cloud computing closer to where data is being generated and combine with smaller but more numerous on-premise computing. For latency sensitive, computing power duties, having many computers closer to data is much preferable to having large centralized ones. The main advantages include speed, reduced costs, and increased security. While this brings its own set of challenges, it will be crucial necessity for the new technological trends and the companies who are able to adopt early will reap the rewards.
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Matthew McClenahen
Matthew Michael McClenahen
Criminal defense Attorney at State College, PA
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After coming up to Penn State as an alumni, managed to get into some trouble. Left messages for several attorneys on Monday morning. Matt was the only one to return my call, so I hired him. It took a while to get through ARD, and expungement - but every step of the way he was available to take my calls and return emails promptly, and even more important with correct information. He seemed to have very good relationship with prosecutors, probation department, judges, etc. - which was beneficial for me as I needed some help from them to get everything wrapped up by a specific date. Best possible resolution to my situation.
Imagine my horror to find a charge from 2006 on my record that I was promised would not become public. Well, that was before the days of the internet and all of the sudden, there is was. My employment could have been terminated if that charge wasn't expunged. He did it quickly for a very fair price and even had to work outside of his county. Highly recommend.
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EXPERIENCED CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY AND PENN STATE ALUMNUS IN STATE COLLEGE, PA. I HANDLE ALL TYPES OF CRIMINAL CASES FROM SUMMARY OFFENSES TO SERIOUS FELONIES. I HANDLE DUI AND DU)-RELATED CASES, SUCH AS AGGRAVATED ASSAULT AND HOMICIDE WHILE DUI. I HANDLE TRAFFIC OFFENSES AT THE STATE COLLEGE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT COURTS.
Matt McClenahen grew up in Mifflin County, PA, and graduated from Penn State University in 1994, and the Dickinson School of Law in 1997. McClenahen learned the art of criminal defense while serving as a trial attorney at the busy York County Public Defenders Office, where he quickly devleoped a reputation as a formidable presence in the courtroom. McClenahen returned to Happey Valley in 2006 and founded McClenahen Law Firm. McClenahen concentrtaes his practice almost exclusively in the area of criminal defense. Most of McClenahen's clients are college students, and he fully understands the collateral consequnces, which a criminal conviction may entail for a student.
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Matt McClenahen Saved My Reputation & Record!
I was referred to Matt by a friend after being charged with involuntary theft over a bike purchase that I had made from a street vendor in the area. Turns out the bike was stolen and I didn't have a clue after the initial 3 months of riding all over state college with it. They were gunning for me but Matt after a quick chat with the Judge got my misdemeanors taken down to ARD & SAVED MY LIFE! I was able to get everything expunged and now have a clean record. His legal advice is top notch! Not only is he caring about his clients needs but he also understands the legal system in PA and has built many close personal relationships with the officials in the area. If you want the best of the best I HIGHLY recommend McClenahen Law Firm.
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DUI-ARD experience
That was my first experience dealing with criminal charges; Matt gave me a free, detailed consultation about the necessary steps and consequences. It was very comfortable speaking with him as he didn't give me a hard time for having that kind of experience. He is very professional, experienced, knowledgeable and responsive to any questions I had via email or calls. I was extremely anxious at that time cuz I thought it would affect my future career opportunities, but now I have successfully completed the ARD program, DUI charges are dismissed and I just landed my dream job. Matt was extremely helpful in all the steps throughout the process.
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Best of the best, true professional
I was a Penn State student from out of state and I was facing jail time with felony drug charges. Matt helped get my charges down to misdemeanors. I had an on going case that occurred in my final year at Penn State and I felt hopeless until I consulted Matt. Mr. McClenahen made himself reachable at any time and also helped me avoid traveling far distances if it was not necessary. He is a very diligent and knowledgeable professional who genuinely cares about his clients. I highly recommend Matt to anyone.
Felony drug charge
Serious charges with no knowledge of the legal system. Matt explained the process and helped me make sure I did not have to keep coming back and forth to do small procedures. Ended up with misdemeanors
I was accused of harassment and this was my first encounter with the law. I had no knowledge of the court system or what I was supposed to do in the situation. Matt McClenahen informed me of the entire process and how the case would be handled. I was very distraught because I would be finishing school and looking to start my career. Matt helped me feel better about the entire predicament. At the trial, Matt was very effective in his actions. His experience and knowledge of the law was far superior to the arresting officer. He went beyond all of my expectations and I was found not guilty. I was extremely satisfied with his professionalism, knowledge and abilities in the courtroom. I highly recommend him to anyone.
Our son was charged with an underage drinking violation. I was very distraught because our son has a CDL that he could not lose. He is enrolled in a community college program where it is a requirement that he have his CDL. I called Mr. McClenahen's office on a Sunday thinking that I would have to leave a message for him. To my surprise, he actually answered the phone and gave me advice. The same day, the day after the incident took place, the officer from BLCE contacted me and told me that I had a son that I should be proud of, that he was very respectful of the officer and that he would agree to change the charge to a Disorderly Conduct for him and work with him. 1 1/2 days before my son was scheduled to go before the district magistrate, Mr. McClenahen contacted me to inform me that the BLCE officer had contacted him and told him that "the policy changed" and he was unable to change the charges. Basically, we had two options, my son could plead guilty and lose his license for a minimum of 90 days (nobody had information on how long his CDL would be supsended if this happened) or he could go to trial. We decided to go to trial before the district magistrate. The BLCE officer was unbending and would not agree to change the charges even though he knew how detrimental it would be to my son's career. During the trial, the BLCE officer gave his testimony. The district magistrate asked Mr. McClenahen if he had anything to which he replied that he didn't. I was so angry at this point because it seemed to me that he wasn't trying to plead my son's case. The BLCE officer gave his closing remarks with the suggestion of the Youth Offender's Program (which would have imposed a minimum 90 day license suspension). When the district magistrate asked Mr. McClenahen for his closing remarks, he requested that my son be found not guilty since the officer had not stated HOW he came to find out that my son was, in fact under the age of 21. The officer tried to explain himself but Mr. McClenahen interrupted and told him he had already given his testimony and closed. The district magistrate had to find my son "Not Guilty" -which in fact came with no fines or costs and no license suspension! Thank goodness Mr. McClenahen was aware of the fact that BLCE had to prove how they knew my son was underage. This is the only thing that saved his career because, without his CDL, he would have been removed from the college program. Thank you, thank you, thank you Mr. McClenahen for everything you did. Our son has certainly learned his lesson and now knows how close he came to losing a career that he LOVES. In closing I'd like to just point out that many people mistakenly believe that a charge of Underage Drinking "is no big deal" and feel that they don't need attorney representation. Too many people do not consult with a defense attorney and instead take legal advice from the officer or the court staff. Such people may intend to provide good advice, but they often are not aware of all aspects of a case to fully advocate for the client's best interests, or the "policies change" and when the time comes to go before the court, you think you don't have any options. I highly recommend Mr. McClenahen for anyone in a similar situation as my son's.
Professionalism at it's finest!
From the moment I received a referral from a professional colleague until present day, Matt has been very sincere, knowledgeable, trustworthy, approachable and highly professional. I highly recommend him, especially for DUI cases.
Posted by Keith | January 23, 2015
I had a difficult case of a second DUI, driving with a suspended license, and children in the car. Starting with the first phone call Matt took the time to explain everything, to thoroughly explain my options, and to calm me down and assure me that we would get the best possible outcome. He is very knowledgeable on PA laws and has a great relationship with the DA's and the judges in Centre County. He was able to negotiate a plea deal and then arrange for me to have house arrest for 4 months when I could have spent years behind bars. I will be forever grateful and I strongly recommend that anyone with a DUI or related charges to seek his help. My family and I were very impressed with his presence in court and his overall demeanor. I am now able to save my employment and provide for my family instead of sitting in a jail cell.
Responsive and Effective
Matt recently represented me in my hearing to terminate probation early. He was upfront about my chances, took me step-by-step through the process, and molded an effective argument for early termination. Matt was patient with my myriad questions and quick to return my phone calls. Matt made a process that would have otherwise been very stressful as painless as it could be. And, of course, I couldn't be more pleased to have a successful outcome in my case. I highly recommend Matt's services.
Posted by anonymous | December 24, 2014
Great Lawyer!
This past year, I had the unfortunate task of having to find a Criminal Defense Attorney for my son. After checking around and talking to some people I decided to set up an appointment with Matt McClenahen. At the appointment, he spent time going over the charges and most importantly explaining exactly what they meant. Not having any idea about the law and the way the court system worked, Matt patiently answered my questions and did so in a way that I could understand. Anytime I had questions he got back to me right away and he never left me waiting. In the court room, I got to see how he performed; I was not disappointed. He did not back down from the older lawyers who had been around the block and they did not intimidate him for one second. Matt was able to get my son into the ARD program, even after they had denied him initially. I am so thankful for all that he has done for my family. I would recommend him to anybody who is looking for a good Criminal Defense Attorney.
Posted by Francisco | December 16, 2014
Food stamp fraud
Matt worked hard to help me out with the case and was able to get my charges dropped. Always kept me informed of everything detail going on with the case. I highly recommend to use his services.
Under 21 drinking
My son was charged with underage drinking while visiting a friend at Penn State. He would have lost his driving license but Matt worked out an arrangement that was acceptable with everyone. My son can now continue to drive to school and keep his job.
Posted by anonymous | November 7, 2014
What's good for the goose is good for the gander!
From the very start, Mr McClenahen was upfront, honest, and knowledge about the details of my case. He explained the punishments I was facing, and helped me through each step. I also appreciated his mention of "Goose Day" during one of the hearings, because it showed that he had a personality, and it also helped ease at least a little bit of the tension in the courtroom that day. I would definitely recommend you hire Mr McClenahen for your criminal case.
Solid effective defense
I retained Mr. McClenahen for a DUI case. He was immediately engaged in the case, providing a spirited defense. He shared his knowledge and experience and patiently listened to & answered all of my questions and concerns then provided a clear direction forward, staying in close contact and working with me during the whole process. From making clear to me the facts of my case, and the law, through laying out a series of steps we would take with the goal of a fair and reasonable sentence, he provided calm, clear, everyday-language guidance even when I was in a panic. I will gladly recommend his services to any one I find who is in need.
State College, PA Criminal Defense Lawyer
Mr. McClenahen was retained in connection with a criminal citation issued by the State College Police. In addition to making himself available immediately to handle the case, he was extremely knowledgeable, experienced, articulate and practical....everything you want in a criminal defense attorney. Moreover, he has been extraordinarily responsive, and kept me fullyinformed every step of the way. I am particularly impressed with his follow-up. Mr. McClenahen is a first-rate criminal defense attorney.
Wow Matt McClenahen went above and beyond
We live 1,000 miles from State College and sent a great kid to PSU on an academic scholarship to the Engineering school. He was a varsity athlete, honor roll student, did community service and was very involved in school so when he was arrested at PSU I was not only shocked but never saw it coming. I found Matt McClenahen and others on the internet. The reason I hired him was because he picked up the phone late at night and returned every single call for a week while I was panicking. He assured me he would help get my son to various locations and followed through on every commitment he made to me. In the state of PA when arrested with alcohol (in his dorm room) and you are under the age of 21 you automatically lose your driver's license in PA. Fast forward to his community service date which arrived in mid-summer (6+ months after the incident) and the parole officer would NOT move the date. Matt stepped in AGAIN. He sent a petition to the judge and went back to court to have the date moved to a more reasonable time when our son would be returning to school. Our son not only could not drive to State College he had no place to sleep and Matt had to go to bat for him again. I hope we never need Mr. McClenahen but if we did I would not hesitate to hire him again!
Posted by Kent and Brandy | June 16, 2013
Matthew from the beginning knew the Law without looking in the books. Even though the Judicial system didn't follow the Law. Which made it diffcult for Matthew. He always stuck to what was right and fought the Law with Law in confident and in the End we are VERY GLAD we had Matthew as our Lawyer. Matthew having the confident gave us confident.We could see his confident when he spoke. We where glad that Matthew spoke in our language for us to understand and kept our hope and spirits high. He never gave up and fought all the way to Superior Court with the end result of winning our case of Illegal search and seizure in a unanimous decision. We would highly recommend Matthew McClenahen for your Criminal Defense Case.
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I have been personally recommending Mr. McClenahen to friends and family members for years. I have never once heard one complaint about his services. He's professional, experienced, and very well versed in matters of law. I have been represented by him on several occasions and I must say that every time I have been more than satisfied with the results of the case. His staff is friendly and reliable. Anytime I have been faced with legal issues I have been overwhelmed with anxieties due to the fear of not knowing what may happen. After speaking with Mr. McClenahen I have a clearer understanding of my rights under the law, what my options are, and what I am up against. It sets your mind at ease knowing you have a Lawyer you can relate with, that is truly on your side. His years of experience with Criminal Law are self evident. I would and still do highly recommend him to anyone.
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Pennsylvania State University, Dickinson School of Law
University Park Campus of Penn State University
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In Drug Cases, The First to Squeal Gets the Deal
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The Art of Jury Selection
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"Matt is an excellent criminal defense attorney who works hard to achieve the best result for his client, including taking matters to trial when necessary."
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"I have known Matt for years and he is an extremely competent lawyer who is dedicated to his clients. In fact his office is near mine and he practices in the some of the same areas that I do. That does not matter to me because I have no problem endorsing him because I have seen him in action and he is extremely good. The people who hire him are in good hands."
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"I had the pleasure of working with Matt when he was in the office of the pubic defender. Matt has a passion for criminal law and is a very strong advocate. If you have the need for a criminal attorney, Matt is a great choice!"
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"I've been delighted to know Matt since our Penn State days. Matt is a sharp litigator and excellent advocate for his clients. He is smart, diligent, and someone I would want to represent me in court."
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His role in the 1969 film Winning sparked actor Paul Newman's interest in racing. He went on to race for the Bob Sharp Team from the mid-1970s to early 1990s, and his suit and helmet will be offered at Antiquorum's upcoming sale.New York--The suit and helmet worn by actor and race-car driver Paul Newman in the 1980s is expected to sell for up to $70,000 at Antiquorum's April 9 sale.
The red, white and blue suit and helmet are accompanied by photos of Newman wearing them, as well as a letter of authenticity written by P. Avanzato, a fabricator at Bob Sharp Racing from 1972 to 1987.
Keeping with the racing theme, the sale also will offer an Omega Speedmaster watch given to race- car builder and Maybelline heir Jerry Westhouse by Newman Haas Racing in 1977. The self-winding stainless steel wristwatch, made in 1996, features a round-button chronograph and registers and has a pre-sale high estimate of $8,000.
Antiquorum's 302-lot auction of Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces, which will be held in New York, will also feature a number of wristwatches from Patek Philippe.
A Patek Philippe Ref. 5102 "Celestial" astronomic wristwatch produced in 2003 is expected to sell for as much as $200,000. The white gold watch features mean time indication, nocturnal sky of the Northern Hemisphere, moon phases and moon orbit and time of the meridian passage of Sirius and the moon.


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Black rag dolls meant to be abused are pulled from stores
by: DAVID PORTER, Associated Press
This undated photo provided by New Jersey state Assemblywoman Angela McKnight shows "Feel Better Dolls" on the shelf of a One Dollar Zone store in Bayonne, N.J. The black rag dolls that came with instructions to "find a wall" and slam the toy against it have been pulled from three stores after customers and the lawmaker said they were offensive. (Angela McKnight via AP)
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Black rag dolls that came with instructions to "find a wall" and slam the toy against it have been pulled from three stores after customers and a lawmaker said they were offensive.
The "Feel Better Doll" featured instructions to "whack" the doll "whenever things don't go well and you want to hit the wall and yell."
The president of One Dollar Zone said roughly 1,000 dolls were pulled this week from its store in Bayonne and two others also in New Jersey.
The dolls were made of black fabric with yarn hair of red, green, black and yellow in the style of dreadlocks, and featured large white eyes and a white smile.
State Assemblywoman Angela McKnight, a Democrat whose district includes Bayonne, called the dolls "offensive" and "inappropriate" after seeing a post on social media.
Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis said in a Facebook post that the dolls were "insensitive" and "can certainly be considered racist."
One Dollar Zone President Ricky Shah apologized for the dolls' appearance in the stores and said they were pulled Monday after someone posted images online. The Paterson-based company didn't adequately check a large lot of items it had received before distributing them to stores, he said.
"This somehow slipped through the cracks," he said.
The dolls were included in a shipment of about 35,000 pieces of closeout merchandise, Shah said, mostly with an "I Love NY" theme, including mugs and picture frames.
The supplier that shipped the order offered to credit One Dollar Zone for the cost of the dolls, Shah said.
The dolls' manufacturer, the Harvey Hutter Co., couldn't be reached at several phone numbers and email addresses at its location just north of New York City. Shah forwarded an email from supplier Global Souvenir Marketing stating that the company is no longer in business. Global Souvenir Marketing did not respond to an email seeking comment Friday.
One Dollar Zone operates more than two dozen stores in the northeastern U.S. from Massachusetts to Pennsylvania.
by DAVID CRARY, Associated Press / Jan 22, 2020
NEW YORK (AP) — Americans who have spent time in foster care are far more likely than other adults to lack a college degree, health insurance and a stable health care provider, according to a new federal analysis that is unprecedented in its scope.
One striking finding in the report: Less than 5% of men who have been in foster care hold bachelor's degrees, compared with 31% of other men.
by LISA RATHKE, Associated Press / Jan 22, 2020
WEYBRIDGE, Vt. (AP) —When RevolutionaryWar soldier Josiah Clark was buried in a small Vermont cemetery near a river bank in 1835, it was supposed to be his final resting place.
But erosion over the years made worse by more intense storms has washed away some graves and left the remains of Clark, who fought at the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill in Massachusetts, precariously perched on the edge of the steep eroding bank. His bones were exhumed last spring, and now the town is trying to figure out what to do about the eroding cemetery, where another Revolutionary War soldier is also buried.
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Moonchild is the 1997 debut album of Irish folk rock band Celtus, led by the McManus brothers Pat and John. The album is dedicated to their brother Tommy of the Mama's Boys who appears in previously unused recording footage on two tracks. Celtus performed tracks from the album opening for Sheryl Crow at three U.K. dates of her 1997 tour including the Royal Albert Hall show.

Track listing
 Strange Day in the Country
 Moonchild
 Every Step of the Way
 Some Kind of Wonder
 Brother's Lament
 Beyond the Dark
 Love Turns to Dust
 Rosa-Ree
 The Pilgrim
 Trikuti
 We Two Are One

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1997 albums

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The Prophecy of the Cloud.
On December 22, 1962 in Jeffersonville, Indiana, just before 10:00 in the morning, William Branham said he saw a vision of Angels coming from the west in a pyramid-constellation. Shortly after this vision (and a year after the death of his mother), William Branham moved his family to Tuscon, Arizona, where he said the vision was fulfilled, commissioning a series of sermons on the Seven Seals.
Was this the prophecy that foretold the appearance of the sign of the Cloud in the heavens?
2.1 Five or Seven Angels?
2.3 Why Did the Number of Angels Change?
One week later, William Branham spoke a sermon entitled "Sirs, what is the time?" December 30, 1962 also spoken in Jeffersonville, Indiana. The remaining quotes are all taken from that sermon.
And way off into eternity I saw a constellation of something coming. It looked like that it might've been little dots. There could've been no less than five, and not more than seven. But they were in the shape of a pyramid, like these messengers coming.
Knowing nothing about it, a blast come forth and here come seven angels from eternity.
Is these seven angels in this constellation that came to me... When I meet you at the day of the resurrection, you'll see that I lie not: God my Judge.
Could it be that? The mighty thunder, or the seventh angel in the seven constellation, seventh period constellation, the pyramid made in a form, three on a side, and one on top, and they dropped from eternity. Could it be? Is this the mystery of the thunders that will bring back the Headstone?
Did William Brsnahm's discussion with Lee Vayle impact William Branham's recollection of the vision? Why did the number of angels change from clearly being five to being seven?
'I'm asking you the question. It blasted with thunder when this voice rung out. Did you notice that when the seven seals, that followed the seven church ages; when the first seal was opened, that there was a thunder? The first seals in the Book was opened, there was a thunder.
I looked to the west; and it looked like in a form of a pyramid, like two on each side with one in the top, came five of the mightiest Angels I ever seen in my life.
They were around me. I couldn't see them, but I'd been brought into this constellation of a pyramid of them, inside this constellation of--of Angels, of five… And I thought, "Now, a death angel would be one, five would be grace."
And they were in a--in a--coming from this way. And they were looked like one, two, three, four, and then one right at the top, making five.
He is very clear from his testimony that he saw 5 angels, because he repeats this five times in this sermon.
In Chapter 3 of the book, "The Twentieth Century Prophet", Lee Vayle states that he met with William Branham on December 26, 1962 and discussed this vision. He wrote that they speculated whether the vision could relate to the unveiling of the seven thunders of Revelation 10.
When William Branham retells the same vision on December 30, 1962, seven days after his first retelling, the number of angels begins to change from 5 to 7.
So on December 23 he is very clear that there were 5 angels in his vision, but on December 30th, he seems unsure as to whether there were 5 angels or 7 angels.
Numbers were very important to Bro. Branham. In his sermon on December 23, he mentions the number 5 ten times, and the number 7 only five times. Then in his sermon on December 30, he mentions the number 5 seven times, and the number seven 64 times. But these sermons are about the same vision!
And these Seven Seals, as you know, is just the manifestation of the seven angels of the Seven churches; but, there are Seven other Seals that's on the backside of the Book, It's outside the Bible.
The people are present now, the six people that had those dreams. Isn't it strange there wasn't Seven? Isn't it very strange?
William Branham obviously paid very close attention to his discussion with Lee Vayle. Then, after he had introduced some doubt into the minds of the people as to how many angels he saw, he now lands decisively on the number seven.
Is that why William Branham changed the vision from 5 to 7 angels? Did he change the vision because he knew he was going to be preaching the seven seals and wanted the vision to tie into that?
You may also be wondering why the cloud is not mentioned in this vision, if it was so important? But that is a topic for another video.
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Noé Inui
Violin, Chamber Music
Truly it can be said of violinist Noé Inui that he is a citizen of the world! Born in Brussels in 1985 to a Greek mother and a Japanese father, he has been living in Düsseldorf since 2006. He started having violin lessons at the age of four. He graduated at the Conservatories of Brussels, Paris, Karlsruhe and Düsseldorf.
Noé is first-prize-winner of a great variety of international competitions, such as the special prize for Young Talents at the 2005 Sibelius Competition/Helsinki, the 2007 Louis Spohr Medal and the 2009 Young Concert Artists/New York. In 2013 he was selected to receive the Incentive Prize for Young Artists from federal state Nordrhein Westfalen. At the Verbier Festival Academy in 2012 he was awarded the coveted Prix Julius Bär, presented to a musician of exceptional talent.
As a soloist Noé performs with renowned orchestras in most of the European countries, in venues like Beethovenhaus Bonn, Tonhalle Düsseldorf, Philharmonie Köln, Gasteig München, Muziektheater Amsterdam, Megaron Athens and Palau de la Musica Barcelona, playing all the main violin concerti, but also lesser-known concerts as Bartók 2, Korngold, Milhaud, Weill and Hartmann.
Since 2011 Noé is touring at least twice a year through Japan, appearing as a soloist with both the Nagoya Philharmonic and the Japan Philharmonic Orchestra and appearing in various recitals and festivals; in 2012 he made his Tokyo debut with the Japan Philharmonic (Mendelssohn Concerto) and performed Tchaikovsky Concerto with the same orchestra in Tokyo's Suntory Hall.
In Europe Noé is collaborating on a regular basis with orchestras such as Braunschweiger Staatsorchester, Bremerhaven Philharmonic, Stuttgarter Kammerorchester, Tessaloniki Symphony Orchestra, Athens State Symphony Orchestra and Het Balletorkest (NL), with maestros like Alexander Lazarev, Alexander Joel, Daniel Inbal, Paul Meyer, Dennis Russell Davies, Pablo Gonzalez, Ken-David Masur and Nikolai Alexeev. With the Braunschweiger Staatsorchester he played Paganini Concerto, with the National Orchestra of Belgium in Bozar/Brussels, he performed Saint Saëns' Introduction et Rondo Capriccioso' plus an arrangement by Saint-Saëns of Bachs Sarabande from the English Suite for Harpsichord. In the Amsterdam Nationale Opera & Ballet (Muziektheater) Noé performed Beethovens Violin Concerto Beethoven in the performance 'Shape' (from Dutch Doubles) by the Dutch National Ballet. In 2018 he performed Bernstein's Violin Concerto 'Serenade after Plato's Symposium' 7 times with the same ballet company, again in the Nationale Opera & Ballet in Amsterdam.
As a chamber musician Noé shared the stage with musicians like Julien Quentin, Martha Argerich, and Leonidas Kavakos. In the Young Concert Artists Series he has performed in many major venues in the US such as New York/Merkin Hall, Washington/Kennedy Center and Boston/Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. In 2013 Noé made his critically acclaimed Verbier Festival début.
With Greek pianist Vassilis Varvaresos he performs as a duo on a regular basis in both USA, Asia and in many European countries. In February 2016 this charismatic duo played in a sold-out Kleine Zaal of the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, where they managed to whip up the audience to an outrageous enthusiasm. With German cellist Benedict Kloeckner and pianist Varvaresos, Noé forms the acclaimed Trio Bell'Arte. From 2005-'12 he was a member of the Trio Carlo van Neste (Brussels).
Together with Vassilis Varvaresos, violist Georgy Kovalev and cellist Ella van Poucke, Noé also forms the Piano Quartet Corneille, which in the seasons 2017/18 and 2018/19 played and will play in most of the major halls in the Netherlands (such as Amsterdam/Concertgebouw, Rotterdam/De Doelen, Nijmegen/De Vereeniging and Haarlem/Philharmonie). In July 2018 this ensemble participated in Robeco Summer Nights, again in a sold-out Kleine Zaal of the Concertgebouw.
Noé's playing brings together immense technical ability and genuine emotion. His interest in modern music offers him fresh scope for his playing, combining strength, virtuosity and vigour with sensitivity. He recorded 6 CD's, a.o. with pianists Vassilis Varvaresos and Mario Häring, and with his former Trio Carlo van Neste. His newest CD, with all sonatas for solo-violin of Eugène Ysaÿe, just was released with ARS and will be launched in several European cities in the period October/November 2019. On this CD is included a worldpremière: Etude Poème op. 9, for violin and piano.
Noé is playing a Tomasso Balestrieri (Mantua) from 1764.
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Pediatric eye evaluation is a separate and specialized field of ophthalmology. One must always keep in mind that a child is a growing organism, constantly changing. That is also true for its optical system. Vision is not a fixed function of the optical system and the brain. Usually, up to the age of 8 years old (if not earlier) we "learn" how to see well and clearly. Thus, a systematic ophthalmologic screening is required, especially since the treatment of many problems is only possible at the youngest age.
1st preventive screening: This is performed within the first 2 years of the child's life both using the method of retinoscopy, with or without eye drops, to accurately determine the degree of myopia – hyperopia and astigmatism, and ophthalmoscopically to examine the fundus. If a child develops a condition that attracts the parents' attention (strabismus, blepharoptosis, lacrimation, white pupil, abnormal head position), he or she must be tested immediately (as soon as the condition appears).
Then (after the first screening test), if a refractive error is found (hyperopia, myopia, astigmatism), glasses are administered and after 1.5 months, a repeat examination is performed to evaluate the child's vision. If, despite the glasses, the visual performance of the two eyes is different (good eye, bad eye) the Pediatric Ophthalmologist may recommend patching the good eye, to improve the bad – lazy eye. The good eye is patched using a bandage for a duration which depends both on the child's age and on the degree of vision impairment on the lazy eye.
Each case requires a separate treatment – monitoring, especially between 2 and 6 years old, crucial time for eyesight. It should be noted that it is internationally considered that the vision of a 9-year-old child has reached its full and final development.
Special reference needs to be made on retinopathy of prematurity. Premature babies between 28-32 weeks that must be placed in incubators must be tested from the 5th week after birth, with the dilation of the pupil and with the examination of indirect ophthalmoscopy. After this first fundoscopy and depending on the findings, the child should be tested every 2 weeks, and the appropriate course of treatment must be indicated to the parents.
Ophthalmological diseases of early childhood, from birth until the 7th year: Strabismus, lacrimation, blepharoptosis, white pupil (cataract, retinopathy of prematurity, retinoblastoma), hemangiomas of eyelids, congenital glaucoma, torticollis (ocular abnormal head posture) nystagmus, conjunctivitis.
Strabismus in adults is expressed in a different way than in children. So, the first symptom to develop is double vision. Patients see all objects double with both eyes open, while they see objects correctly if they look at them with each eye separately. There are many causes of strabismus in adults (mainly secondary and paralytic type) and usually a complete and specialized screening for double vision is required for a diagnosis, followed by other examinations (fundoscopy, brain MRI, visual fields).
The preventive ophthalmologic examination of children is very important since many eye problems that appear in children do not show any symptoms that can be noticed by either the parents or the child.
The 1st examination is performed when the child is 2 years old preventively and then, depending on the findings, each case is approached differently.


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It is simple to install in any Spare Air cylinder. Just unscrew the pin style pressure indicator and screw in your new dial gauge. No special tools are required.
Please note that pony button gauges will not work with the Spare Air. This is the only authorised gauge guaranteed to work on the Spare Air.


The guide for young people aged 16 to 25 is useful if you want to know who to talk to if you are unhappy with the help you are getting for your special educational needs or disability at school or college. You might also find this guide useful if you are an individual or an organisation supporting young people. This guide has been jointly developed by the Department for Education and Mott MacDonald, with help from young people with a learning disability and organisations that support them.
The organisation Special Needs Jungle has produced these accessible, colourful flowcharts that explain the processes of SEN Support (support at school), Annual Reviews, EHC needs assessments, and what to do if you disagree with the local authority about your SEND support.
Dedicated webpage for children and young people delivered by Information, Advice and Support Services Network (IASSN), offering tailored free information, advice and support.
Helpful resource to unpick the jargon of SEND.
Post-16 Support Explained – a factsheet for young people to inform them what support is available to young people once they reach 16.
The Get Your Rights project aims to help children and young people explore their rights and become more confident when using the NHS by explaining what the rights in the NHS Constitution mean for them.


American Airlines and American Eagle are in business to provide safe, dependable and friendly air transportation to our customers, along with numerous related services. We are dedicated to making every flight you take with us something special. Your safety, comfort and convenience are our most important concerns. In June 2007, American Airlines and other members of the Air Transport Association agreed to prepare and submit to the Department of Transportation (DOT) service plans addressing particular issues of consumer interest.
American Airlines and American Eagle submitted their joint Customer Service Plan to the DOT on September 15, 1999.
Please see the complete Customer Service Plan.
Providing for the essential needs of our customers during flight irregularities is a key component of our customer service philosophy and commitment. Accordingly, we have adopted the following Contingency Plan for our scheduled flights and our public charter flights.
Every American Airlines and American Eagle U.S. airport team has a comprehensive contingency plan in place to respond to operational challenges. Each plan ensures we will have adequate resources available, and designates a control person to coordinate the activities of the local team, as well as to communicate with our central operations center. American will share facilities, and make gates available at the airport in an emergency. At each U.S. airport we serve, or utilize for U.S. diversions, we have coordinated our plans with the local airport authority (including terminal operators, where applicable), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and other airlines that serve the airport. Each airport has a plan to provide a sterile, secure area for passengers following an excessive tarmac delay for passengers that have not yet cleared U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Our plans stipulate that when a flight experiences a lengthy tarmac delay, passengers will be offered snack food and potable water no later than two hours following gate departure or flight touchdown. Comfortable cabin temperatures will be maintained while passengers are onboard delayed flights. Should a passenger require urgent medical attention at any time, assistance will be provided. If aircraft lavatory servicing becomes necessary, this will be accomplished as soon as conditions will safely allow. On domestic flights passengers will be given the opportunity to deplane the aircraft before the ground delay exceeds three hours. On international flights operated by American Airlines or American Eagle, passengers will be given the opportunity to deplane before the delay exceeds four hours. If a flight diverts to a commercial airport other than the intended destination, passengers will also be given the opportunity to deplane. Exceptions include situations where Air Traffic Control advises the pilot-in-command that deplaning passengers would significantly disrupt airport operations, or when the pilot-in-command determines that permitting a passenger to deplane would jeopardize passenger safety or security.
Passengers on delayed flights will receive notifications regarding the status of the delay every 30 minutes while the aircraft is delayed, including the reasons for the tarmac delay, if known. Passengers on a delayed flight will be notified beginning 30 minutes after the scheduled departure time and every 30 minutes thereafter that they have the opportunity to deplane from an aircraft that is at the gate or another disembarkation area, if the opportunity to deplane actually exists.
At American Airlines and American Eagle, the safety and comfort of our customers is always an important priority, especially during flight delays. We are confident our contingency plans will lessen your inconvenience.


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Governor Charlie Baker Responds to Critics of Secret Sea Island Trip
'That won't happen again.'
By Matt Juul·	 3/17/2016, 3:14 p.m.
Charlie Baker Photo by Gretchen Ertl / AP
Governor Charlie Baker is taking some heat for an unannounced trip he took earlier this month to a secretive gathering of bigwig conservative leaders off the coast of Georgia.
According to the Boston Globe, Baker traveled to Sea Island for a conference set up by the American Enterprise Institute, a powerful, right-leaning think tank. While the governor has tried not to get too involved with this year's presidential election, the off-the-record meeting allegedly included discussions on how to curb Donald Trump's takeover of the Republican Party.
During Baker's trip on the weekend of March 4, the Globe noted that power was temporarily shifted to lieutenant governor Karyn Polito, even though the public had no knowledge of the transfer. Also, taxpayers usually end up footing the bill for security related to the governor's out-of-state travel. However, the Secretary of State's office informed the Globe that no official rules were broken.
Baker responded to critics of his secret trip on Thursday, telling Boston Public Radio that he's travelled outside of Massachusetts without telling people a "number of times" because "we didn't think we were supposed." The governor brought up trips to New York to watch his son play football as an example.
"That won't happen again," he said. "From now on if I leave Massachusetts, we'll tell everybody."
Baker, who spoke on a panel at the conference, revealed that the forum was attended by over 350 people. According to an agenda obtained by The Huffington Post, the conference included appearances by Apple CEO Tim Cook and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk as well as House Speaker Paul Ryan and Republican strategist Karl Rove.
Although discussions reportedly surrounded the topic of how to deal with Trump, Baker told Boston Public Radio that he had no part in those talks.
"If there were conversations going on about Donald Trump, I wasn't in them," Baker said.
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Newcastle Upon Tyne is one of the big UK cities to have undergone a major revival in recent years, shrugging off the image of a gritty and dull city to become a very important cultural and artistic destination. Here you have access to a lot of new industries, including an up and coming science park which is already attracting all of the right attention.
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NewhamPartnership Working would like to invite prospective NQTs to a professional networking event .
The event provides the ideal opportunity for you to meet Newham Headteachers and senior leaders in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. You'll be able to spend a few minutes talking to a range of headteachers about their school and the support provided for NQTs.
It's a great informal way to see if an NQT post in Newham is right for you.
Francis House is approximately 8-10 minutes walk from Upton Park tube on the District line.
Please note there is no parking at Francis House and restricted parking in the surrounding roads, so it is best to take public transport.


When it comes to making money online, you need to sacrifice either your money or your time (or any combination of the two) to be successful. In previous articles, such as the one breaking down the "viral rolodex", I've covered several mostly risk-free, low-investment methods for doing so.
In this article, I'm going to detail one of the best methods I know of to make real money online with little to no risk or initial investment. This method has big potential for growth, and if you work at it you can build up an impressive income into the six figures and beyond.
This method can technically be employed in any niche, but I would say that it works best in the make money online (internet marketing, bizopp, etc.) niche because there is much more opportunity there, and you'll understand what I mean by that as you keep reading. As with most things that deal with making money online, this will be easier and perhaps even more enjoyable if you have knowledge and experience in the niche you're targeting.
For those who are lazy and don't want to read the entire article, this method can be summarized as follows: find products that have some hype behind them that are launching in the near future (ideally 1-3 weeks), sign up to be an affiliate for that product, and create a review about that product on your website that includes your affiliate link. The aim is for your review to rank on the first page of Google and other search engines in time for launch; when marketers promote the launch to their list, many of those people will go to the search engines to look up a review, find your review, and hopefully buy the product through your link so that you get paid a commission.
Now I'll hash this out in more detail. I'll break this method into a few of steps, starting with the creation of your website if you don't already have one. Note that from this point on I'll be assuming you're targeting the make money online niche, but as I mentioned above, this can be applied to products in any niche.
The first thing you're going to need to do is set up a website or blog to create your review posts on. There are several ways to do this, from using a free website builder like Wix or Weebly, to installing WordPress, to creating a free WordPress blog on WordPress.com.
I'm biased towards WordPress myself and would highly recommend that, not to mention the fact that in this particular case, a blog-style website is pretty much a must because of what you're going to be doing with review posts. You can start a free blog on WordPress.com, but while you might have a better chance of ranking on the search engines because of the site's authority, it might not be the best idea when you think long term. You should register your own domain, get hosting, install WordPress and install a nice straightforward blog theme.
First register your domain at a domain registrar. I recommend Namecheap. You can pick a name that's brandable or has the word "review" in it if it's going to mainly be a review website, but it's really up to you what you want your domain name to be. Make sure it's available. A .com is highly recommended as it's the most attractive extension and stands a better chance of ranking in search engines.
Next, get web hosting. My #1 recommendation for web hosting is SiteGround, and I talk about what makes them so great in this post. SiteGround has tutorials, a great help section and live customer support you can chat with to get familiar with everything, get your domain linked and get everything set up. Once you've chosen your web host, you can either their WordPress auto-installer (if they have one) to install WordPress, or install it manually. There is a process to this and you can easily find the necessary information online.
Once WordPress is installed, you need to choose a theme. I recommend a blog theme as that's what's most appropriate for a website that churns out product reviews. Keep it simple: choose a theme like Iconic One or Wisteria (the theme I'm using) that has a header section, top navigation, sidebar section and blog roll.
Next, install plugins. I strongly recommend an SEO plugin like Yoast SEO or All in One SEO Pack. I personally use Yoast myself, but either will do. An SEO plugin will allow you to optimize your site and each post you make for the search engines, thus improving your rankings. Other plugins I recommend are a spam-blocking plugin such as WP-Spamshield, a review plugin to get rich snippets in your search listings, a contact form plugin, share button plugin and Pretty Link. Pretty Link will enable you to cloak your affiliate links using your website domain to make them look more attractive.
Once your website infrastructure is all set up, it's time to start looking for upcoming products to write review posts about.
For this, I would recommend visiting a site called MunchEye. MunchEye is a site that lists upcoming and recent product launches in the internet marketing niche. Here you want to find products set to launch some time in the future (ideally in 1-3 weeks so that Google has time to rank your review), visit their JV page, apply to get your affiliate link, and then start writing a review that includes that affiliate link.
target the "Big Launches" on the left-hand side. These are upcoming launches from vendors with a good reputation who consistently come out with successful products. These products are most likely to have a lot of hype surrounding them, which means you'll get more traffic to your review (and make more sales) if you manage to rank.
don't discount the potential of smaller launches; while they have less hype and likely won't generate as many sales as a big launch, there is usually much less review competition, which means it'd be easier to rank on the first page in search engines.
apply to get your affiliate link as soon as possible. In the "notes" section of your request, be sure to let the vendor know that you're going to be writing a review post; this will increase your chances of getting approved. You might not get approved all the time, and in that case you'd just move on to another product.
for software products, look for a demo video from the vendor, and embed one in your review if one is available. This will improve the quality of your review and is good for ranking as well.
you should make your review at least 1000 words, ideally 1500 or more, to maximize your chances of ranking well.
your review doesn't have to be perfect. The main goal is to just write something about the product and get it ranked in the search engines in time for launch.
you can write your review based on the sales and JV pages, but you'll be able to write a more helpful review if you can get review access to the product. For this purpose, you should ask the product vendor for review access after you get approved; not every vendor will grant you review access, but if that's the case, you can do just fine working with the sales and JV pages.
offer related bonuses for purchasing through your link. There are many methods for getting bonuses, and one of them is asking the product vendor if they have any relevant bonuses that you can offer your visitors. Sometimes they will, and sometimes they won't. Other ways to obtain bonuses are to create them yourself or buy them from PLR websites. You should offer a minimum of three relevant, quality bonuses; assemble them into a zip file, host them on your site or a file hosting service like Dropbox, and paste the link into the bonus field of the product's affiliate platform.
utilize the functionality of your SEO plugin to optimize keywords, SEO titles, slugs, descriptions, etcetera — make sure you include the product name and "review" keyword in these elements.
use your review plugin to assign a rating, list pros and cons and introduce rich snippets (star ratings) into your search engine listings.
include at least 2-3 images in your post.
include your affiliate link multiple times throughout the review, including near the top and bottom.
Once you post your review, your work is pretty much done. You need to give search engines a few days to a week (or more) after your posting date to properly rank your review. If you manage to rank at or near the top of the first page, you will get traffic and make sales throughout the launch period.
Often times you won't rank anywhere near the first page, particularly when your site is young, and that's okay. Just keep posting reviews and building your website authority, and over time your rankings will improve.
That about wraps up my overview of this "launch jacking" method for making money online. As you might suspect, there are plenty of people doing this, but there's no reason you can't get in the game and get a share of the pie.
Aside from the cost of domain registration and hosting, which are negligible, this method can be done completely free if you write the reviews yourself. It will take time (remember: money or time) to build your site authority and get to the point where your reviews are ranking at the top of Google, but once that happens, you'll be able to make serious money. I know two website owners who are doing something similar and making around $30,000 a month.
All that you need to do now is take action. Let me know how you do with this!
If you have any questions or feedback on this method, feel free to leave a comment below!
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