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Which of the following describes an SAP HANA analytic view?
A. It is a set of tables joined together in a star schema.
B. It is a copy of data after transformation.
C. It is a reusable object in attribute views.
D. It is a materialized set of data.
Which of the following are required to create an attribute view?
You develop a disaster recovery plan. What do you have to consider in case of a disk failure?
A. Configuration files can be restored automatically.
B. Savepoints can be backed up.
C. Log volumes can be backed up.
D. Non-committed transactions can be recovered.
E. Committed transactions can be recovered.
Which of the following must you do in order to use SAP BusinessObjects Explorer on SAP HANA data?
A. Create a delivery unit.
B. Create a business layer.
C. Create an information model.
D. Create an information space.
You discover row count discrepancies between source data and SAP HANA information models.
Which of the following can you investigate to find the source of the discrepancies?
A. Client filtering in the Delivery unit view.
B. Joins in information models.
D. Client filtering in SAP Landscape Transformation (SLT).
What is the lowest level of granularity you can use in an analytic privilege?
During loading of data into SAP HANA you want to filter the source data. Where can you apply the filters?
You have a Web Intelligence report that requires data from SAP HANA filtered for a specific year. Where do you apply the filter for optimal performance?
Which view in SAP HANA studio do you use to add additional users?
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Q: Sorting logs in json-file by timestamp I have two json-files with logs in format:
{'log_level': 'INFO', 'timestamp': '2021-11-13 13:07:00', 'message': 'Farnsworth ate a fish in L.A. day before yesterday'}
{'log_level': 'INFO', 'timestamp': '2021-11-13 13:02:27', 'message': 'Fry played a fish near the Square Garden day before yesterday'}

I want to sort them by 'timestamp' in ascending order. But I can't.
I tried this:
merged_list = []
    for strings in jsonl_file:
        result = json.loads(strings)
        merged_list.append(result)
        merged_list.sort(key=lambda x: time.mktime(time.strftime(x['timestamp', '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'])))

And this:
s = sorted(merged_list, key=lambda x: datetime.strptime(x['timestamp', '%Y-%m-%d']))

I even tried using regex, but it didn't work. What am I doing wrong?

A: Use this code snippet to sort a list of dictionary by timestamp.
from operator import itemgetter
merged_list.sort(key=itemgetter('timestamp'), reverse=True)

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An object that has a perfectly circular orbit never varies in distance from the object it's orbiting around. With the possible exception of a few spacecraft, none of the objects known to be orbiting the sun has such an orbit. Rather, the planets orbit in ellipses, however slight. So there is a point in each orbit when the planet is closest to the sun. That point is called the perihelion. Likewise, there is a point when each planet is farthest from the sun. That point is the aphelion.
Of course, the longer the orbit the longer the time between these points in the planet's orbit. Mercury goes through perihelion every 88 days. Neptune takes 165 years!
There's a separate page listing aphelion times, but here's a list of perihelion times in Universal Time for the 2010 decade. The distances from the sun in astronomical units, kilometers, and miles are listed. An astronomical unit is the average distance between Earth and the sun.
Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune don't go through perihelion during this decade.


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Players Archives
#76 Pernell Karl Subban 2013-2014
By ColRouleBleu
July 1, 2013 in Players Archives
ColRouleBleu
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Pernell Karl Subban #76
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Position: Defenseman Shoots: Right
Birth Place: Toronto, ON, CAN
Birth Date: 13-May-1989 Age: 24
Height: 6' 0" Weight: 216
Drafted by: Montreal Draft Year: 2007 Round 2(43 overall)
@PKSubban1
East_Coast_Juggalo_13
I cannot wait to see what PK does for an encore. MTL might be seeing Markov's final season as a Hab due to this guy's contract in 2014.
Norris trophy winner. Hopefully he wins another one this season!
Manatee-X
Location:Halifax
It's kind of a fluff piece, but still a nice article:
http://www.tsn.ca/montreal/blogs/habs_report/?id=427956
weepingminotaur
Banned Users
Still irks me to see nimrods on TSN's site talking about how he only plays offense. Big Lie principle at work among the sheep. For me, the defensive part of Subban's game is as much a joy to watch as the offensive part.
jedimaas
Its no surprise, really. Most of these guys watch only their team (leafs, bruins, whomever) and then when they see a stat like PK's huge offensive numbers they assume he's a letang or karlsson.
Even those comparisons by me are unfair though, because both of those players can play good defense as they historically have shown. Unlike those two though, PK is the only one of the 3 whose coach actually puts him in defensive situations.
Time will tell if he starts getting league-wide recognition for his complete game. I dont see why he wont, but you never know. He's in many ways like Chris Chelios - and how sweet it is to have a guy like that on our roster once again.
At least this year, we will be playing the western conference as well, and more media will see what he can do in both ends of the ice.
Indeed, although I think the media actually has seen his value for some time - after all, its the writer's association who gave him the norris...
That's what I mean't, jed.
FirstStar
Well, in a TSN article concerning our Team Canada line up and guess who's name was mentioned?
That's right, PK Subban. According to the article PK and Price are strongly considered to represent Canada in Sochi.
KeepsItReal
I think both of them are locks to be there personally.
I think they may have someone else in mind if Price struggles again this coming season, but for now yes, I think they're locks.
Canada tenders, seems like they're going with Lou (no surprise there), Price and Crawford. Glad to see that MAF is no longer considered one of team Canada's tender. I think the 2013 post season clinched his fate.
BeanCountingHab
I was just thinking, depending on how he's used on the Olympic squad (and assuming he makes it), this could be the moment where the masses realize just how incredibly good he is. I mean obviously the Norris helps, but I would still say the average hockey fan (or hockey media person for that matter) doesn't realize he's much more than an offensive defenseman yet. I know Doughty's progression up the depth charts during the 2010 Olympics really made me realize he was at a different level than I thought.
That's true, BCH. That's still the impression I get from anyone who's either not a huge hockey fan or is a fan of another team: Subban is a great offensive player but he's a liability on defence who takes too many chances. I don't think it's generally known that he's as good as he is, even after the Norris.
If nothing else, it would just be a lot of fun to watch him shine on the world stage. When's the last time that we've had someone on the Habs playing for team Canada in a major tournament like this?
I agree with that statement when you look at PK's first few years in the NHL. Maybe i wouldn't go as far to call him a liability, he did cost us some goals at the beginning, but has learned from his mistakes.
Let the rest of the league continue to think that way, when he shuts them down next season it'll be fun to see the looks on their faces.
Also, it looks like we'll have 2 habs representing team Canada in Sochi, just hope carey (if he makes it), gets to play. I just hope babcock won't be afraid to pull Lou and put in Carey if the pressure gets to lou. If babcock doesn't adjust, lou could be our downfall. If it wasn't for Iggy and Sid, we alsmost lost our gold medal in the final minute due to a bad goal from lou.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsYz6ooBwfg
Two UFA guys in front of Luongo, not a Canadian player between them...not really sure how that's a bad goal on Luo...
Also, in terms of him being afraid to pull Luongo and put in Carey (or Corey)...considering he wasn't afraid to do it in 2010 I don't know why this time around it would be any different.
The thing I like about PK is the way he has improved his game...his defensive lapses are far less often than they were before and last year after back to back years of leading hte league in minor penalties he cut down on his penalties by a fair amount.
I don't think we'll ever need to worry about complacency with PK...he's going to be one of those guys who is constantly improving his game.
Lou has a history of dropping the ball in high pressure situations. Regardless of who was in front, it's the Olympics, fighting for gold, if there was ever a time for lou to stand on his head, it was then and as i predicted in the final minutes, USA tied the game. Thankfully for all Canucks, we had Sid "clutch" Crosby to score the OT winner.
As for pulling Lou for Carey or Corey, both Corey and Carey are newbies to team Canada. And we all know how Team Canada brass likes to stick with what/who they know. If Brodeur was Lou's back up, i think the decision would be much easier since Marty has so much international experience.
Even if Lou struggles, they may rather keep Lou (who has experience internationally, moreso Olympics) than hand over the tending duties to young kids with little to no international experience.
The scary part is... he has a pretty got shot at going back to back if he stays healthy, that contract is just going to be ridiculous after lol. 8 per min
His main competition is Karlsonn
HabsRuleForever
Def in the 7-8 range after another great season next year.
One of the most intensely debated moves in the entire NHL last season was Marc Bergevin and the Montreal Canadiens signing P.K. Subban to a two-year $2.875M cap hit deal instead of a long term deal that could provide savings later. It's been written about on Puck Daddy, Backhand Shelf, Driving Play, and even a few non-Habs team blogs that took interest in it.
There are differing opinions as always, but the consensus seems to be that the Canadiens made a serious mistake not signing Subban to a longer deal. Not only was he going to have a higher cap hit on his next deal anyway, but winning the Norris Trophy usually comes with a pay raise.
In order to figure out whether or not signing Subban to a bridge contract was smart, we're going to have to use a fair set of assumptions. Chief among these is that the NHL will continue to see the same average growth that they've had since the previous lockout, and the ensuing effect that will have on the salary cap.
The second major assumption is that Erik Karlsson's contract is Subban's closest comparable (signed last year days before winning the Norris, one year younger). Because of that, we're going to use Karlsson's contract as the basis of Subban's contract as far as structure goes.
Next, we'll be looking at the two most commonly rumoured contracts that Subban's camp was after, a five-year deal worth $25M, and a six-year deal with $36M. The reason we're going to look at those contracts specifically is because we don't live in fantasy land. Lots of fans wanted to sign Subban to an eight-year contract worth $5M a year, and I'd like to own an tiger that obeys my every command and doesn't smell bad, but this isn't a fairy tale.
For the purposes of this exercise, I'm going to ignore the fact that a five-year contract would have bought only one UFA year for the Canadiens and was therefore never on the table in the first place, and instead we're going to measure Subban's cap hit impact over the ten years of his current bridge contract and an eight-year extension using the percentage of the (estimated) cap that his contract would eat up on average over each deal.
The salary cap
What will the salary cap look like over the next few years? Over the previous CBA it went up on average by 8.9% per year, which would give us the following breakdown starting with last year's inflated cap:
Year Estimated salary cap 2012-13 $70.2M 2013-14 $64.3M 2014-15 $70.0M 2015-16 $76.2M 2016-17 $83.0M 2017-18 $90.3M 2018-19 $98.3M 2019-20 $107.0M 2020-21 $116.5M 2021-22 $126.8M
What will Subban's contract extension look like?
It's always a bit of a problem trying to calculate what a contract might look like, but I think we can get a good general idea using Erik Karlsson's contract from last year since the salary cap is almost the exact same and the players are in essentially the same situation as well.
Karlsson is paid an average of $6M per year on his remaining four restricted free agent years, $7M for his first two unrestricted years, and $7.5M in his last one. Considering a slightly lower salary cap and that Subban will be signing after winning the Norris instead of just before, I think it's fair to say that he'll be getting more money than Karlsson in each year, but not absurdly more.
It's been estimated that a major award win is worth about $1M extra per year in salary for UFA years, so we'll half that for his RFA years. For the sake of being liberal with estimates on the high side, we'll say that Subban gets a raise in his eight-year extension every two seasons, similar to what Karlsson got. This means his contract structure looks like this:
Year Status Salary 2014-15 RFA $6.5M 2015-16 RFA $6.5M 2016-17 UFA $8M 2017-18 UFA $8M 2018-19 UFA $8.5M 2019-20 UFA $8.5M 2020-21 UFA $9M 2021-22 UFA $9M Annual Average - $8M
$8M per year is likely on the high side for what most Canadiens fans want to see Subban get paid on his next contract (it will make him the highest paid defenseman in the NHL), but I think that's around where it will be. But how does this compare to the other floated deals? Well, for that, we have to figure out what he would be paid on his next deal in both situations; one for five years and one for four. That's easy enough though; all you have to do is multiply the percentage of the cap Subban's salary takes up in the remaining years of that deal by the projected cap in the year he's signing his new deal. What we come up with is the following three scenarios over the 10 years Bergevin could sign Subban for.
The nitty gritty Year Scenario 1 cap hit Scenario 2 cap hit Scenario 3 cap hit 2012-13 $2.875M $5M $6M 2013-14 $2.875M $5M $6M 2014-15 $8M $5M $6M 2015-16 $8M $5M $6M 2016-17 $8M $5M $6M 2017-18 $8M $11.4 $6M 2018-19 $8M $11.4 $12.5 2019-20 $8M $11.4 $12.5 2020-21 $8M $11.4 $12.5 2021-22 $8M $11.4 $12.5 Average % of annual cap space 7.78% 8.81% 9.3%
As you can see, the results are pretty staggering. Bergevin was dealt a serious blow when the cap crunch was announced for 2013-14, and he had to form his team around the incoming six million dollar drop in cap space. What he ended up doing was creating a scenario where he doesn't just get Subban at a severe discount for two years, he's likely to get better value over the next decade, carrying Subban to the age of 33.
Even more surprising is that even if Bergevin isn't as good of a negotiator over the next year and Subban's annual average isn't $8M, but $9M over the course of eight years, the average percentage of annual cap space he would take up would be 8.64%, still lower than the other two situations, and that's without adjusting the higher salaries for those UFA years.
By taking advantage of two UFA years over the course of Subban's contract that covers his prime years, Bergevin may have made a genius stroke.
And just for the record, I was vehemently against the bridge contract. This isn't an "I told you so", it's an "I was wrong".
http://www.habseyesontheprize.com/2013/7/31/4573380/was-marc-bergevin-right-to-sign-p-k-subban-to-a-bridge-deal
maddienmike
Location:British Columbia
Interests:Gardening Sewing life fun friends HABS
You say that most pople didn't agree with the bridge contract,but I was watching That's hockey, yesterday,they were talking about Petroangelo's contract,and saying he should take a bridge contract like PK's.The blues GM was saying the RP will get his payday and is trying to do what MB did.
I was never against the bridge contract,it made sense to me,as we can lock him up for more of his UFA years after,the cap hit will go up again,to me that is a forgone conclusion,so it made sense.
Anyway there is no tomorrow so you have to look after today,that always makes sense to me,if it meant getting PK back on the ice,it was a good deal.I was pretty sure PK couldn't stay away,like he said it was killing him to watch the team on TV.MB certainly did the right thing.
GO PK GO :wub:
And just for the record, I was vehemently against the bridge contract.
If we would've signed PK to what he wanted, we would've been over the cap for last season and pretty much exactly on the cap for this upcoming season (or maybe even a little over it who knows).
When you take that into consideration, Bergevin did exactly the right thing.
MkGee
i was thinking pk would get 7.5 mil a year around that ballpark and at with his talent and ceiling that's not a problem if we have him around until he's 33.
dwdemonwolf
The bridge contract allows us to buy up more of his UFA years.

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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Libyan authorities on Tuesday forcibly disembarked at least 79 migrants who had refused to leave a cargo ship that rescued them before docking in a port west of Tripoli, rights groups and a coast guard commander said.
The Panama-flagged "Nivin" vehicles carrier rescued them and other migrants off the Libyan coast 10 days ago as their boat began sinking and brought them to Misrata.
"A joint force raided the cargo ship and used rubber bullets and tear gas to force (them off the ship)," the commander of the central region coastguards, Tawfiq Esskair, told Reuters by phone, putting the number at more than 90.
Some had been injured during the disembarkation but were now "in good condition" after treatment in hospital, and all had been taken to a detention centre in the city, he said.
The United Nations and Human Rights Watch (HRW) put the number of disembarked migrants at 79.
The U.N. said in a statement "the humanitarian community is saddened by the turn of events".
Using stronger words, HRW called for an investigation into whether "unlawful force" had been used.
"This is the worst possible conclusion to the desperate plea of the people on board the Nivin to avoid inhuman detention in Libya," Judith Sunderland, acting deputy Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement.
Diplomats from some migrants' countries of origin such as Sudan and Somalia had tried to negotiate with the migrants to leave the ship, which had been transporting cars.
Libya's western coast has been a main departure point for migrants fleeing wars and poverty and hoping for new lives in Europe.
But since last year, heavy pressure from Italy - which had been bearing the brunt of arrivals - has resulted in the disruption of coastal smuggling networks and the withdrawal of charity rescue ships.


Lord Ganesha is worshipped with all sixteen rituals along with chanting of Puranik Mantras during Ganesha Chaturthi Puja which is also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi Puja. Worshipping Gods and Goddesses with all 16 rituals is known as Shodashopachara Puja.
Puja is worship. It is a Sanskrit term used in Hinduism to refer to the worship of a deity through observance of rituals including daily prayer offerings. What are the traditional step of the Vedic rtitual?
One of the most important festivals of India, which is celebrated in various parts of the country with great enthusiasm, is Dasara. People in different parts celebrate in different ways according to their customs and conventions in the month of October.
Vijayadashami also known as Dussehra or Dasara or Dashain or Tenth day of Navratri or Durgotsav is the day that follows the nine days of Navaratri. Yogi and mystic, Sadhguru, looks at how this day can bring success and victory into our life.
The power of prayer is well known over centuries and in all different religious beliefs. According to Buddhism, the world in which we live and all that happens to us is a result of our past actions. Past harmful actions create unhappy results and skillful actions create happy results. One way to purify obstacles we experience due to our past harmful action is through prayers and pujas. A puja is a special ceremony in which prayers are offered to the Buddhas to request their blessings or invoke their help.
Worship of a deity is a subject of faith for all of us. We build a temple room in our house and decorate it well. We also keep the images or idols of the deities we like and perform daily puja (ritualistic worship).We purchase the articles of puja according to our capacity.
There are many such things you need to know before keeping Ganesh idols in your home. If you don't follow these traditions and customs, you are probably inviting bad luck to your home.


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Mieczysław Weinberg (1919-1996)
Mieczysław [Moisey][Moisei] Weinberg [Vainberg] [Wajnberg]
Моисей Самуилович Вайнберг
Nationality: Soviet | Polish
Born: December 8, 1919, Warsaw Died: February 26, 1996, Moscow (age 76)
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Popularity Date Title Composer Last Name First Name Duration Op. Number Catalog Age Nationality
All (50) Bass Sonata (1) Bassoon Sonata (1) Cello Sonata (6) Clarinet Sonata (1) Duo (14) Piano Quintet (1) Piano Trio (1) Quartet (18) Quintet (1) Solo (14) String Duo (1) String Quartet (18) String Trio (1) Trio (3) Viola Sonata (4) Violin Sonata (9)
Show Movements
Date Age Duration Work
String Quartet No. 3 in d minor, Op. 14
Piano Quintet, Op. 18
Violin Sonata No. 2, Op. 15
1943 23-24 6:00
Capriccio, Op. 11 (for violin and piano)
Aria for String Quartet, Op. 9
String Quartet No. 2, Op. 3
String Quartet No. 1 in C major, Op. 2/141
1934-1935 14-16
Three Pieces (for violin and piano)
Bassoon Sonata, Op. 133 (for solo bassoon)
Related Chamber Music Composers
1900 WWI WWII Vasily Zolotarev (1872-1964) Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Mieczysław Weinberg (1919-1996)
Vasily Zolotarev (1872-1964)
Nationality: Russian
Born: February 24, 1872, Taganrog Died: May 25, 1964, Moscow (age 92)
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
friend, colleague
Nationality: Russian | Soviet
Born: September 25, 1906, St. Petersburg Died: August 9, 1975, Moscow (age 68)


When He came to our world nearly 2,000 years ago, He and His message of love and salvation were rejected by the leaders of His own people. Yes, they wanted a savior, a messiah, a great king, but not one born in a barn and raised as a poor carpenter, who chose humble fishermen, tax collectors, drunks, and prostitutes as His friends and followers. Few of the rich and powerful of His day were interested in the freedom of spirit He offered to those who would receive the truth He spoke. They only wanted freedom from Rome and Roman taxes. Nor did they desire the eternal treasures and rewards He promised to all who would believe in and follow Him. They wanted a messiah, a king who could make them a wealthy and powerful material kingdom there and then.
This man, Jesus Christ, the Son of the Creator of the universe, said, "All authority has been given to Me in Heaven and on earth" (Matthew 28:18). He could have taken over the world and made Himself king in one day! He told the Roman governor before whom He was tried, "You could have no power over Me at all, unless it was given to you by My Father" (John 19:11). And He told Peter, "Do you think that I cannot now pray to My Father, and He will provide Me with more than twelve legions of angels?" (Matthew 26:53).
When He hung dying on the cross where He was crucified, and the religious leaders taunted, "You saved others. If You're really the Son of God, save Yourself" (Mark 15:29–32), He could have done that. But He chose to die for you and me!
After He rose from the grave, He could have shown Himself to the high priests, the governor, or Caesar himself. He could have proved to them and the world that He was indeed the Son of God, the Messiah, and He could have forced them all to worship Him. Instead He appeared only to those who already believed in Him and loved Him, in order to comfort them and encourage their faith.
For 2,000 years He and His Kingdom have remained unseen to this world, manifested only in the hearts and lives of those who love and receive Him by faith. This is the mystery that many of His own people in His day couldn't understand, and that many today cannot seem to grasp: He offers each of us a choice to receive or reject Him. This is still the Age of Grace, of choice, when we must believe His Word and receive Him by faith.
But the day is coming very soon when this present age will be over and all the world will "see the Son of Man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory" (Matthew 24:29–31). For He has promised to come again, and according to numerous fulfilled prophecies describing world conditions immediately before Jesus returns, the time is at hand. We are now living in the final "Last Days" of man's cruel and destructive rule on earth.
In fact, from all indications, the last seven years of man's rule are almost upon us. This period will begin with the rise of a totally godless one-world government that will be led by a Devil-possessed dictator, the Antichrist. This imitation messiah will at first bring peace—but peace at a price: enforced worship of himself during the final three and a half years of his reign. This time is known as the "Great Tribulation" (Daniel 8:23–25; 9:27; 11:21–45; Matthew 24:15,21; 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12; Revelation chapter 13).
Jesus said, "Immediately after the tribulation of those days … the sign of the Son of Man will appear in heaven, and then all the [wicked] will mourn, and they will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory" (Matthew 24:29–30). This time He's not coming as a meek and mild babe in a manger, God in the hands of man, but as the almighty King of kings, and it will be man in the hands of God.
The trumpets of God will sound and Jesus' mighty voice will thunder from the heavens, "Come up!" and all of His saved children will be caught up together with Him in the clouds, rising in immortal victory over the forces of the satanic Antichrist. When Jesus returns, a tremendous miracle takes place: the resurrection of believers. The bodies of all of the saved people who have ever died will be instantly resurrected and come bursting out of their graves, and all of us believers who are still alive will be raised with them to meet Jesus in the air (Matthew 24:31; 1 Corinthians 15:51–57; Philippians 3:21; 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17; Revelation 11:12).
Then we will all fly away with the Lord to the Marriage Feast of the Lamb in Heaven (Revelation 19:6–9). It will be the greatest party ever held—a wonderful reunion with the Lord and all of our loved ones, our victory celebration. Meanwhile, the Antichrist and his followers will be left to suffer the wrath of God, hell on earth, until we return with the Lord to finally take over the world at the Battle of Armageddon and set up His Kingdom of love on earth—the happy new beginning!
Jesus, I believe that You are the Son of God and that You died for me. Please forgive me for all my sins and give me Your gift of eternal life. Amen.


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While the show was screening, several types of Waltons merchandise appeared on the market, some of which is quite collectible today.
Earl Hamner has had many books published, including The Homecoming, the book which the first Waltons movie was based on.
The sound recording of The Waltons Christmas album was first published in 1974. The Christmas songs are performed by the Holiday Singers. Earl Hamner narrates some Christmas pieces and there is a special guest appearance by Will Geer. The recording includes the following: The Waltons Theme; The First Noel; God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen; It Came Upon A Midnight Clear; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; Silent Night; Joy to the World; Grandpa's Christmas Wish; O Come All Ye Faithful; Oh Little Town of Bethlehem and Spirit of Christmas.
My thanks to Shirley who supplied me with the information about this recording. I'm told that it is sometimes available via the Internet, so you might be lucky.
There were several pairs of Waltons Dolls manufactured during the run of The Waltons. Marks on the back of the dolls says "Mego Corp. Lorimar Inc. 1974". There were John Boy and Mary Ellen; Olivia and John Walton; and Grandpa and Grandma Walton.
There is a metal replica of the Walton family's pick up truck; a board playset of the Walton home which includes the family members, the truck, a seesaw, a porch swing and a rocking chair as well as a Waltons game.
There was a set of cards which came with chewing gum, each one with a scene from The Waltons on one side and a small piece of a scene on the other . Once the entire set was collected, the cards could be put together like a jigsaw puzzle, to create a big picture of The Waltons. As with many other shows of the seventies, there was also a steel lunchbox and thermos set, with a photo of The Waltons on the front.


A garden can be dismissed as an easy symbol for the rejuvenation of a community, but in the case of Common Good City Farm, it truly does symbolize how the LeDroit Park community made the best out of a difficult situation.
What was once a school, Gage-Eckington Elementary, an anchor of the LeDroit Park community for 100 years, is now a park. The school was closed as part of Michelle Rhee's 2007 restructuring plan. Residents at the time were apprehensive about the impact to their community.
"Gage-Eckington was the heart of this community and, when they announced the closing, people were furious," said Tricia McCauley, wellness educator and herbalist.
This "tremendous challenge" was the concern that the vacant building and lot would turn into a magnet for anti-social or criminal activity. Something positive, a school was being terminated. What would the new reality bring?
Despite concerns, there was understanding that the school was dilapidated. It was inevitable that it would be closed once and for all. Many community members advocated for saving the school, but did not succeed. Gage-Eckington Elementary shut its doors in 2008.
Common Good City Farm. It was the positive that could override the negative. The small food justice initiative won its bid for the former baseball field and now maintains a yearly lease on the space.
Today, you see a garden where once stood a baseball field, where once there could have been an empty lot. And the change, while no doubt traumatic and potentially quite negative for the community, takes a positive turn.
"The community was happy to see it [the school] replaced with something new," Green said.
The farm has not been without challenges. According to Executive Director Rachael Callahan, the farm manager position saw a lot of turnover in the early years.
"My understanding is that, in a primarily African-American area, it was difficult for them to build a rapport with the community," said Callahan.
A long-time community member, Green echoed this sentiment.
Despite the shortcomings of her predecessors, there is new hope in current farm manager Anita Adalja. With her background in social work, Adalja has already forged a stronger connection with the local community. According to Callahan, there has been a marked increase in community participation since Anita took over.
The garden today, on a Saturday morning, is filled with volunteers, interns and participants working and sharing their efforts for the good of the community. All morning, the garden bustles with activity. Some two-dozen people set hoses, cart mulch and stack compost layers. The long, black hoses, which are set along the row of plants, are a simple, yet complicated irrigation system, called the "desert drip method," which ingeniously delivers moisture drop by drop to each specific plant.
"It saves on water and contains evaporation," said Jacob Gerety, a young intern who provided a quick visitors' tour.
Volunteer worker Carolyn Carpenter, a regular at Common Good City Farm, plants a flower garden.
Green informs newcomers about the importance of the raised beds Common Good City Farm provides for low-income families in the area.
The composting corner of the garden reflects layering of organic waste and hay, which stimulates the heat and decomposition.
"People from around the community bring their organic kitchen compost for our big piles", Gerety said.
Indeed, a few minutes later, a woman and daughter emerged from a nearby building with two large pots of kitchen waste for the garden. They stayed to chat with volunteers after dumping their contribution.
A well-run garden, community support and participation, working hands in the soil in a sunny spring morning — the scene on a Saturday morning at the Common Good City Farm evidences a success story, of a community that took a conscious turn for the better.


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PPL, PRS for Music and PRS Foundation to host OnTrack at BBC Music Introducing Live
The space will feature industry professionals who will share advice, insights and performances for those looking to get their careers OnTrack
PPL, PRS for Music and PRS Foundation are joining forces at BBC Music Introducing Live to create OnTrack, a space for people looking to build a career in and make money from music.
OnTrack, aimed at those who write, perform, or release music, will provide expert advice and insights as well as play host to live performances.
OnTrack features:
Three days of talks and panels from established artists, leading record producers and A-list songwriters, offering guidance that will help others take their career to the next level.
Performances from up-and-coming artists, such as Emma McGrath.
Representatives from each organisation will be on hand to provide attendees with information about how PPL, PRS for Music and PRS Foundation can support their aspirations at different stages of their music careers.
The trio of organisations will host a Happy Hour from 4pm-5pm each day to help those looking to network with professionals from various corners of the business.
PPL and PRS for Music both license the use of music and collect royalties in the UK and around the world, supporting music careers by paying those who invest their time and talent into making music. PPL pays these royalties to performers on and owners of a recording, while PRS for Music pays royalties to the writers/composers of a musical work and music publishers. PRS Foundation is the UK's leading charitable funder of new music and talent development and has supported over 6,700 new music artists and projects since 2010.
OnTrack will be open from 9am-6pm every day – see below for the full line-up.
Thursday 31 October
9am – Doors open
11am – Record Producers: Producing your life – hosted by BBC DJ Huw Stephens
Steph Marziano (Kasabian, Mumford & Sons, Bruno Major, Denai Moore)
Rhiannon Mair (Laura Marling, Bryde, Emma McGrath, Luna, Laura Brehm, LANTA)
Ben Wynter (PRS Foundation/Producer manager)
1pm – Auntie Flo In Conversation with Thris Tian (Worldwide FM)
4pm – Happy Hour networking 'til 5pm
6pm – Close
Friday 1 November
11am – The Songwriter Masterclass – hosted by BBC DJ Phil Taggart
Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, The Libertines, Shawn Mendes, James Bay, One Direction, Wiley)
Marshall Music (Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez, Craig David, K-Ci and JoJo, Nelly Furtado)
Emma Stakes (Xfactor, BGT, Kelsey Gill, Yellow Claw, Craig David)
1pm – Celia Archer (The Big Moon) In Conversation with BBC DJ Shell Zenner
Saturday 2 November
11am – Poppy Ajudha In Conversation with BBC DJ Phil Taggart
1pm – Emma McGrath live performance
Also back by popular demand are PPL and PRS for Music's "Get Played, Get Paid!" sessions, which explain how songwriters, performers, recording rightsholders and music publishers receive royalties when their music is used. These will feature experts from PPL and PRS For Music, as well as artists and managers offering their experience of monetising music.
The sessions will take place at The Cockpit at these times across the week:
Thursday 31 October – 12:45-1:45
Friday 1 November – 11:30-12:30
Saturday 2 November – 11:30-12:30
About PPL
Founded in 1934, PPL is the UK music industry's collective management organisation (CMO) for over 110,000 performers and record companies. We license recorded music in the UK when it is played in public (shops, bars, nightclubs, offices etc.) or broadcast (BBC, commercial radio, commercial TV etc.) and ensure that revenue flows back to our members. These include both independent and major record companies, together with performers ranging from emerging grassroots artists through to established session musicians and influential festival headliners.
We also collect performance rights internationally when music is played in public and used on TV, radio and some online streaming services, as well as for private copying. This is achieved through our network of 92 agreements with CMOs around the world. International revenues are an increasingly important revenue stream for performers and recording rightsholders – since 2006 we have collected £429.1 million.
In 2018 we collected £246.8 million while also distributing money to 105,192 performers and recording rightsholders.
About PRS Foundation
PRS Foundation is the UK's leading charitable funder of new music and talent development. Since 2000 PRS Foundation has given more than £32 million to over 6,800 new music initiatives by awarding grants and leading partnership programmes that support music sector development. Widely respected as an adventurous and proactive funding body, PRS Foundation supports an exceptional range of new music activity – from composer residencies and commissions to a network of talent development partners and showcases in the UK and overseas. www.prsfoundation.com | @PRSFoundation


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Wallan Wallan Free Library and Mechanics' Institute. Established on this site 1877. The Mechanics' Institute movement began in British urban industrial centres in the early 1800s. A "mechanic" was a person applying skills and technology. During the 19th century, most towns in Victoria established a Mechanics' Institute or Athenaeum with a library and meeting hall. Common objects were the "spread of useful knowledge" and provision for "rational recreation" in the community. The first Wallan Mechanics' Institute committee was elected in 1865, and was granted land for the Free Library building in 1877. The original brick building was added to with extensions in 1913, 1926 and 1931. The Hall was not only the first Library, but also a school in 1915, and is now the venue for family parties, social events, community fund-raising activities, community groups, and a place for public meetings. This plaque, No. 45 in the MIV series, was unveiled in 2014 to acknowledge the contribution of past committees of management in ensuring this building's continued use for our community.


The older brother (by two years) of fellow Olympian Barry Maister. Selwyn, a centre half, was chosen to represent New Zealand at four successive Olympics, from 1968-80, having made his New Zealand debut in 1965. He captained the team in 1973-74.
He attended Christchurch Boys' High School and made such a sports and academic impression that he was rewarded with a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University, following the likes of Arthur Porritt, Jack Lovelock and Chris Laidlaw.
While at Oxford, Maister earned his blue and represented the university at hockey for three years. He earned selection for the New Zealand team for the 1972 Olympics while at Oxford.
Having been in the New Zealand team that finished seventh at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Maister was disappointed that New Zealand could finish only ninth at Munich in 1972.
By 1976, there was a vast reservoir of experience in the New Zealand side. Of the team that went to the Montreal Olympics, Paul Ackerley, Tur Borren, John Christensen and Tony Ineson, plus the Maister brothers, played for the University club.
The New Zealanders, coached by Ross Gillespie, caused a shock at Montreal by beating Australia 1-0 to win the gold medal.
It was not a triumph easily achieved - they won a thrilling play-off match against Spain 1-0 just to squeeze into the semi-finals. There they caused an upset by beating the impressive Netherlands side 2-1 in the third period of extra time. The final, a torrid affair, tipped New Zealand's way when their captain, Tony Ineson, smashed home a penalty corner shortly after halftime.
On his return to New Zealand from Oxford, Maister became the head of Applied Sciences at Christchurch Polytechnic and held the position for 30 years until being appointed to head the Canterbury Regional Sports Trust. He resigned from the sports trust at the end of 2007.
Maister stayed very close to hockey. He was coach Jan Borren's assistant with the New Zealand women's team for four years leading up to and after the 2000 Sydney Olympics, coached the Canterbury women's team and coached for many years at senior men's club level in Christchurch. He has also been a national men's selector.
He and his wife Jan have two sons and a daughter, all of whom have represented Canterbury at hockey.


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Money Morning Members should know two things. First: the 2008 financial crisis was caused by a housing bubble, centered in the United States, that radiated out through the rest of the world and almost destroyed the global financial system.
Second: The next financial crisis – which is starting to unfold as we speak – was caused by a commodities bubble centered in China that radiated out through the rest of the world and will cause enormous financial damage, threatening the global financial system.
Both crises were aided and abetted by central banks printing massive amounts of debt that can never be repaid. That leaves the world with three choices for how to deal with that debt – currency depreciation (which is why you should buy gold), inflation, and default.
There is one crucial difference between the current Super Crash and the last one – today there is much more global debt (roughly $200 trillion and rising) and the geopolitical landscape is much less stable than it was seven years ago. This means that today's world is much more fragile than it was seven years ago. It's crucial to acknowledge this reality and move to protect your investments immediately, if you have not already done so. Much more pain is in store.
The low-light of last week's market was the continuing collapse of the high-yield bond market. This market is experiencing a crash that is every bit as bad at 2009, when spreads blew out to 2,500 basis points. While the headline numbers are nowhere as bad as that yet, under the surface market internals are moving in that direction and could easily get that bad.
The average yield and spread on the Barclays High Yield Index were 8.4% and 635 basis points on Friday morning. But sectors like energy and basic industry were at 14% and 1,200 basis points (and many individual bonds are trading at much worse levels). These levels did not yet reflect the market's reaction to the unprecedented announcement by Third Avenue Management LLC that it was liquidating and restricting redemptions in its $789 Third Avenue Focused Credit Fund – a mutual fund that has lost 27% year to date.
Nor did they reflect the news that a $400 million distressed debt fund managed by billion dollar Stone Lion Capital Partners LP was also restricting redemptions. These funds are telling investors they can't give back their money because it is virtually impossible to sell bonds in today's highly illiquid junk bond market at a reasonable price (if at all).
Bond trading on Friday was frozen as reflected in large high-yield bond exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (NYSE: HYG) dropping 2 points to close at $79.52 – its lowest price since July 2009 – on a record 53 million shares. CCC-rated bonds are trading at yields and spreads of 16% and 1,400 basis points and will no doubt widen further as whatever little liquidity exists in this sector of the market continues to evaporate.
Large hedge funds, mutual funds, and ETFs stuffed with billions of dollars of these bonds are in for a miserable time over the next couple of years. Lower prices and illiquidity will raise the cost of capital for leveraged companies to levels that will force many of them into bankruptcy.
On the other hand, investors who can serve as liquidity providers over the next couple of years will make out like bandits. Anybody who didn't see this coming hasn't been paying attention. Readers of this column and Sure Money should not be surprised by any of this.
Stocks took it on the chin last week and saw their biggest losses since last August. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 582 points or 3.3% to 17,266.21, while the S&P 500 lost 3.8% to end at 2,012.37. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell by 4.1% to close at 4,933.47. Commodity prices continued to fall with WTI crude ending the week at $35.35 per barrel. And bond yields faded a bit with the 10-year Treasury yield settling back at 2.14% (although the two-year was still up at 0.88%).
While the headline, cap-weighted indices are showing little damage for the year, under the surface the markets are experiencing a stealth bear market. Certain sectors like energy and commodities are living through a historic crash with many stocks down 80% or more. The news this week that energy bellwether Kinder-Morgan Inc. (NYSE: KMI) was cutting its dividend by 75% shook the markets. But more energy companies will have to follow KMI's lead if they want to survive what is likely to be a multiyear period of oil prices below $50 per barrel.
The question now is whether the Fed will still go ahead with a 25-basis point hike next week in the face of collapsing financial markets. A Fed hike in the face of plunging commodity and credit markets would be an unprecedented move. But the Fed has painted itself into a corner with its failed policies and endless jibber-jabbering about its intentions.
The current situation is an object lesson in why the Fed should talk less. Actually, it is an object lesson in why the Fed should be closed down (but that's a discussion for another day). If the Fed were to chicken out now and fail to raise rates by a paltry 25 basis points, it would likely spook markets and send them into an even worse tailspin than they are already in.
That suggests that the Fed will most likely stick to its plan to raise rates for the first time in nearly a decade, but there is no way to predict how markets will react in view of the ongoing sell-off. Either way, markets are in for a rough ride through the next few months because commodity prices and credit market are unlikely to improve.
Wall Street's disastrous week was appropriately capped by another megamerger by two companies that were forced into each other's arms because they can't generate domestic growth and were too afraid to tell activist investors to go take a hike. Dow Chemical Co. (NYSE: DOW) and DuPont Co. (NYSE: DD) announced a $120 billion merger on Friday that was heralded by The Wall Street Journal in one of the most inane articles ever to appear in the financial press (which is saying something in light of what passes for financial journalism these days).
The article welcomed the arrival of a "new era of activist investing." DuPont had been pressured by activist firm Trian Fund Management LP, headed by Nelson Peltz. And Dow was similarly under the gun from Dan Loeb's Third Point LLC.
If this is the new age of activist investors, it is an ice age. Their nominal returns are poor and their risk-adjusted returns are terrible. Investors who pay 2% management fees and 20% performance fees to invest in large-cap companies are fools.
Thank you, Mr. Lewitt. I really appreciate your continued updates and education on what is happening to inform those of us who aren't economists or market analysts. It makes it a little less scary and a little more decipherable.
Thanks for a fantastic review of where the markets are headed.
This stuff is so interesting!
Very interesting article! I would assume that the best course of investing in these two companies stock is to wait and see and hope Fritz or Shah will suggest what we should do or Tom Gentile?
The stock buy back binge with borrowed money, as well as the merger binge with low cost debt points to lack of strategy and a shrinking defensive management that is greedy for a payout and not earning compensation by creating value, but by financial engineering instead. IBM is a poster child of what has gone wrong for example….
What about the Federal Reserve's ability to assuage market fears buying government bonds, etc? What about investors sticking with the markets, with all of the 401k and retirement funds in the markets? What about the "plunge protection team" that prevents markets from dropping? Aren't U.S. markets holding up as foreigners flee to the U.S. as a safe haven? Isn't there so much manipulation that the investment markets don't drop, that it hasn't happened in nearly 6 years?
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CapFed Best News: Shawnee Heights cheer squad celebrates third consecutive state title
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Morgan Whitney has coached cheer at the college and high school levels in two different states. But there's something special about the Shawnee Heights cheer program, she said.
"This is probably one of the greatest groups I've coached," Whitney said. "These kids — they give it their all. Even if they're sick, they're here."
Whitney, head coach of the Shawnee Heights High School cheer squad, led the team to its third consecutive state championship this year. The team competed against 17 other 5A schools Nov. 23 at the Kansas State High School Activities Association's Game Day Spirit Showcase to clench the No. 1 spot.
This was KSHSAA's third year to host the competition, and Shawnee Heights is the only team to have topped its division all three years.
"It's pretty inspiring and surprising all in the same," Whitney said. "We worked really hard for it, and it was not something that came easy — to try to top yourself."
The Game Day Spirit Showcase is modeled after the University Interscholastic League spirit competition held in Texas.
"It's truly about creating a game-day atmosphere and making it an even playing field for all teams," Whitney said. "Whether you're in a small town or a big town, it's all about how you can perform and get your team and your school excited."
All teams at Kansas' spirit showcase were required during the preliminary competition to do a game-day cheer, a routine to their school's fight song and a choreographed band dance. Scores from the preliminary round were then compiled, and the top six teams in each school division advanced to a final round.
The final round, Whitney said, consisted of a three-minute routine that combined the game-day cheer, the fight song, the band dance and a "situational element" given to each quad on the spot by an announcer.
"We've always been a very strong game-day squad," Whitney said. "To prepare for this competition, it was quite easy because we just took what we did on the sidelines and then did it on a stage basically. If it didn't work on the sidelines, then it wasn't going to work for this competition."
There are 31 members of the Shawnee Heights varsity cheer squad — 29 girls and two boys.
"At state you can only have 30 on the mat," Whitney said, "so we had 30 on the mat at state, and then we had JV that came and supported in the stands as fans."
According to Aniya Holt, a senior team captain, the energy a team exhibits on the mat is important but so are the relationships among teammates.
"Just building those relationships and the camaraderie of the team really changes the feeling when you win," Holt said.
Hayley Hollenbeck and Aubree Chavez, also senior team captains, have been with the cheer squad for all three state-championship wins.
Hollenbeck said even when team members got frustrated while preparing for state, they learned how to come together as a squad.
"We really pushed each other (to be better)," she said.
Chavez said she has seen her team's dynamic and her own skills grow stronger over the years. In fact, this year for the state competition, Chavez was thrown into a role she doesn't normally play.
"I've always been a back-spot," Chavez said, "but for state, I had to be a base for one stunt, which was challenging. But I was able to hit it, so I'm very proud of myself."
Whitney said that speaks to her players' flexibility on the mat.
"There's not a lot of teams that I've been in where you can tell someone who's always done one thing, 'Hey you're going to do this today,' and they'll be great," Whitney said. "These kids can have truly anybody step in at one point in time and be able to work and build pyramids and build stunts. I think it speaks highly of the team."
But the senior captains argue it also speaks highly of their coach.
"I'm so proud of (Coach Whitney)," Chavez said. "She made up most of (the choreography) all by herself — I think all of it probably. Like she said earlier, it's hard to top yourself, but she did it.
"It's awesome to have a coach like that," she added. "It makes me proud that we have a coach who's as dedicated to us as we are to her."


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Missing Fla. Woman's Family Goes to Morgue to ID Body Found in Costa Rica: 'The Wait Is So Painful'
Carla Stefaniak was last seen on November 27 in Costa Rica
By Steve Helling
The family of 36-year old Carla Stefaniak has gone to the morgue in Costa Rica to identify a body that might belong to the Florida woman who went missing in the country a week ago.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Stefaniak's family said they were "scared" as they headed to the morgue. "Please keep sending your prayers," the family wrote in the post.
Stefaniak, who was traveling with her sister-in-law April Burton, was last seen on Nov. 27, just one day before her birthday. The two women were staying in an Airbnb rental.
After Burton left to return home early for a family obligation, Stefaniak opted to stay in Costa Rica. She was expected to return home to Tampa on Wednesday, but her family grew worried after she didn't make it back. Although she checked in for her flight, she never got on the plane.
Police Find a Body After American Woman Goes Missing in Costa Rica on Her Birthday
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On Monday, a woman's decomposed body was found outside the Airbnb rental. She had been wrapped in plastic and buried in the back of the San José property.
After the body was found on Monday, Walter Espinoza, a spokesman for Costa Rica's government gave a press conference. "We cannot yet confirm that it is the body of Carla Stefaniak," Espinoza said, according to The Miami Herald. "Once we get the autopsy results we can provide more details."
In an interview with Fox 13 Tampa Bay, Burton said that Stefaniak had texted on the day she disappeared, saying that the Airbnb was "pretty sketchy."
In hopes of finding answers, Stefaniak's brother Carlos Caicedo has traveled to Costa Rica where he visited the Airbnb.
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Federico Jenkins, a lawyer for the rental complex where Stefaniak was last seen, issued a statement saying that the owners continue to cooperate with investigators.
"We are deeply saddened and devastated by the tragic events that occurred last week," Jenkins wrote. "The owners are fully cooperating with the authorities in the investigation and we hope that once the facts are determined, the perpetrator is brought to justice. Our deepest sympathies are with the family of the victim of this horrible crime."
While the investigation continues, the rental complex is closed to more guests.
The family has also created a GoFundMe page in order to raise funds for their travels to Costa Rica to find Stefaniak. In a Facebook post on Tuesday afternoon, the family said they're still hoping for answers.
"No updates as of yet," the family wrote. "We are all still waiting for confirmation. The wait is so painful but all the love and support for Carla and the family is beyond amazing!"
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Big Bar Prom = Big Success!
For the second year in a row the Valentines Day Prom at Big Bar was a huge success. Hosted by Eugene Lee and Dan Long, they also had Aidan Demarest of Neat returning as MC. This year the party theme was "Midnight in Paris", and they went all out transforming their great space in to a Parisian paradise.
I should mention in advance I enjoyed the night even more when I was voted to be a member of the Royal Court, and later in the night was fortunate enough to go on and win (with my boyfriend FG) the title of PROM KING AND QUEEN!! It wasn't fixed I swear, I just made sure to include the words "World Peace" in my speech, and tell the crowd Aidan would be buying everyone a drink if we won! Worked a charm.
I want to start with a big thanks to Eugene and Dan for making the evening such a success as well as the judges Jessica Borges (City Sip) and Whitney Olschwanger for picking us as Prom King and Queen. We really appreciated our prize of the beautifully romantic horse drawn carriage ride! I always enjoy meeting new and fun people in the cocktail community and the carriage ride was just an additional treat to an already great Valentines Day.
I had such a fun night (even before I won a crown!) and was impressed with the overall set up of the place. They had a number of interesting drink concoctions, activities and foods. There really was something for everyone. There was a Punch Garden, a make-your-own-cocktail setup (partnering with Miracle Mile Bitters), and a French inspired specialty cocktail list created by Daniel Long.
There were Mimes, an Accordion player, French singers, Characuture Artists and a Prom picture station set up. Everything you could want to feel whisked away to France!
The courtyard was beautiful with fairy lights adorning the trees and the 17ft Eiffel Tower in the middle really added to the overall atmosphere of the night. I can imagine that even without the tower the courtyard is a beautiful space to sit and enjoy cocktails. I hear they have a wonderful Sunday brunch with Mimosas and I can totally see this place being great in the day time too. It was a chilly night, but they have a lot of heat lamps so we survived outside.
I do plan to review this place again on a 'normal' night, because it had such a great feel to it and i'm told the food is very good. I would imagine this to be true as the 'French themed' Hors d'oeuvres I had at the event were truly delicious. We ordered a selection of food items which included the Croque Monsieur (little cheese and ham baguettes-Delicious!), Angus Beef Sliders with avocado and crispy bacon (I believe they have these on the regular menu and I highly recommend. We ended up ordering 3 servings!), Crab cakes (a little spicy, but lots of flavor) and Goat Cheese stuffed Medjool Dates wrapped in Bacon (need I say more! Yum!).
As I mentioned above, Dan Long (Originally of First & Hope) put together a cocktail list inspired by the French theme of the night. I started with the "Le Vie En Rose'.
First off, it was an attractive looking drink with lots of color, a large ice cube (I always love) and a beautiful rose petal garnish. It had a distinct floral taste throughout, was light but flavorful. It was a pleasent drink overall, but just a little sour for my liking. I'm not sure what their ratio is at Big Bar but I found the majority of drinks to be a little on the sour side for me. Having said that, 'Le Vie En Rose' definitely grew on me the more I sipped it and I found myself finishing the whole thing with no concern for a lack of sweetness!
FG had 'Le Cercle Rouge'. I enjoyed certain aspects of this drink. Hendricks Gin is one of my favorites, and like the 'Le Vie En Rose' drink this too had subtle floral flavorings in it, although was slightly more citric from the lemon. It was a well balanced and interesting mix of flavors, sadly I just cannot get myself to like the taste of absinthe no matter how hard I try! FG certainly liked it though and devoured it quickly.
The champagne cocktail section was the most interesting to me and one of my favorite 'areas' of the event. You had to pick your sugar cube (brown or white), then your bitters (from a large selection of Miracle Mile Bitters. that included Chocolate/Chili, Castilian, Gingerbread, Peach, Forbidden, Valentine and Orange) and then decide between Rosé or Sparkling wine. FG created a drink for me and decided to go for the 'Valentine Bitters'.
The flavors were strawberry and rose, they smelt romantic and girlie to me, like strawberry blossom. These particular bitters were created especially for Big Bar by Louis Anderman (founder or Miracle Mile Bitters Co.) and were a "first attempt" he says, created just weeks earlier specifically for Prom. In my opinion they turned out pretty darn good for a first shot! The strawberry notes and floral elements complimented the bubbles perfectly. It ended up being the simplest, but possibly the best drink I had all evening. I will be doing an interview with Louis in the next few days, so be sure to check back to the site for that!
After my deliciously simple champagne cocktail I used my drink ticket (which was a bargain at just $8) to try the punch bowl in the back courtyard. The punch was refreshing and had a splash of prosseco on top. It was also a little sweeter (from the Disaronno) than all the other drinks of the night, which is always a plus for me and my sweet tooth!
In conclusion, even if I hadn't won a crown, I would have thoroughly enjoyed my evening at the Big Bar Prom and I know all the friends and colleagues that came with me had a great time too. We all got charactures done, (which were hilarious because they looked nothing like us) and had 'prom style' photos taken. I will be at Prom 2013 handing my crown over to the next King and Queen!
For those of you who came to the event and had Prom style photos taken, be sure to collect them HERE. Coming soon!
3.5 out of 5 Clover clubs for Drinks.
I liked the cocktails a lot and the variety was good, but they were all a little too sour for my palette and I preferred the champagne cocktail bar and punch to the cocktails I had. The service was super slow (although to be fair it WAS an event so it's to be expected) but overall the drinks were balanced and well thought out selections, Dan Long always does a good job with that, and FG enjoyed everything he tried. I'm sure the regular bar on a 'non-event' night is excellent and I will be sure to comment on that in my next review.
4 out of 5 Platters for Food.
The food rating is one of the highest because the bar bites we got to try were all excellent, especially the sliders. I am excited to return to order food off the regular menu and also get my hands on some of those pastry, cakes and chocolates!
I will be returning again to see this location in the day time soon. If this event was anything to go by, the place is worthy of a second visit and I recommend you to give it a try!
Here are some photos that I borrowed from the Big Bar website…check out more on their facebook page.


Join Youth Pastor Josh Barnett as he shares on the importance of disciple making. In the process of making disciples we must be sure that we are not passing on our dysfunction to those we are discipling, but rather calling them to the true standard set by Jesus Christ. We ourselves should always be growing out of our dysfunction, but we cannot allow the place we are at currently to disqualify us from our ultimate calling.
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criminal attorney in Phiel v. Ohio Bur. of Workers' Comp.
Court of Claims of Ohio The Ohio Judicial Center 65 South Front Street, Third Floor Columbus, OH 43215 614.387.9800 or 1.800.824.8263 www.cco.state.oh.us PERRY PHIEL Plaintiff v. O
[Cite as Phiel v. Ohio Bur. of Workers' Comp., 2009-Ohio-7175.] Court of Claims of Ohio The Ohio Judicial Center 65 South Front Street, Third Floor Columbus, OH 43215 614.387.9800 or 1.800.824.8263 www.cco.state.oh.us PERRY PHIEL Plaintiff v. OHIO BUREAU OF WORKERS COMPENSATION Defendant Case No. 2008-05541-AD Deputy Clerk Daniel R. Borchert MEMORANDUM DECISION {¶ 1} On June 29, 2006, plaintiff, Perry Phiel, a Fraud Investigator employed by defendant, Bureau of Workers Compensation (BWC), at the BWC Youngstown Service Office, was interviewed by BWC Internal Affairs Investigators, identified as John Kenney and Ryan Beaty. Plaintiff related he was advised the interview was in regard to a complaint made against another Fraud Investigator at the Youngstown Service Office who had allegedly falsified time sheets and had been paid for hours not worked. Plaintiff further related that after a brief discussion with Kenney and Beaty about his fellow employee, I was advised that I was also being investigated for padding my time even though no complaints were made against me. Plaintiff stated, I was shown an excel spreadsheet at the meeting and asked to review and explain the discrepancies between the start time entered on my time sheet and the time the building card key access showed I accessed the building (BWC Youngstown Service Office). Plaintiff pointed out he could not explain the time discrepancies without an investigation of my own and he was not allowed to obtain a copy of the excel spreadsheet to apparently check it against his time keeping records. After the interview concluded, plaintiff contacted his supervisor, Jennifer Saunders, and inquired if she had any knowledge of an investigation being conducted by BWC Internal Affairs into his time keeping. According to plaintiff, Saunders responded she had no knowledge of any investigation into my time keeping. {¶ 2} Plaintiff recalled he was subsequently contacted on July 20, 2006 by his department manager, Scott Fitzgerald, who informed him the BWC Internal Affairs department had contacted the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office in regard to prosecuting him for falsifying time sheets. Plaintiff stated I was advised (by Scott Fitzgerald) that a case against me will be referred to the Mahoning County Prosector for criminal prosecution for theft in office. In response to receiving this information, plaintiff recalled I immediately asked Scott Fitzgerald and my immediate supervisor, Jennifer Saunders, for documentation supporting those charges and was told they did not have access to any investigative material produced by BWC Internal Affairs personnel. Plaintiff explained he then (July 24, 2006) made a public records request to the BWC legal department for the report of investigation and the supporting evidence that was submitted to the prosecutor s office by BWC Internal Affairs staff. Apparently, defendant failed to produce any investigatory documentation since plaintiff asserted he did not receive a response to his request. {¶ 3} Plaintiff related he was prompted by defendant s refusal to comply with his record request to engage a criminal attorney to represent him in any ensuing criminal prosecution. Plaintiff pointed out he paid a retainer of $2,500.00 (copy of check dated July 24, 2006 submitted) for legal representation due to the fact he was not given any documentation produced by the BWC Internal Affairs department in regard to the allegations of time record falsification. Plaintiff stated I felt I would be arrested and would need an attorney on retainer. Plaintiff reported his attorney was able to obtain on August 15, 2006 a copy of the BWC Internal Affairs report (copy submitted) referencing the investigation concerning time padding allegations. After receiving the report that bore multiple redactions, plaintiff decided to retain the services of the attorney he had hired. According to a billing statement (copy submitted), plaintiff s attorney performed 14.75 hours of work for plaintiff from July 30, 2006 to August 24, 2006. The bulk of the legal work documented on the billing statement consisted of reviewing documents along with several hours of research. {¶ 4} The BWC Internal Affairs Report of Investigation was submitted to plaintiff s attorney with a cover letter from BWC Assistant Director, Legal Operations, Gregory K. Johnson. In his cover letter Johnson explained the report compiled by John Kenney contained redactions to exclude information subject to the confidential law enforcement investigatory records exception under the Public Records Law. See R.C. 149.43(A)(1)(h) and 149.43(A)(2).1 In regard to the issue of the BWC Internal Affairs department investigating plaintiff, the following information from the report from plaintiff s June 29, 2006 interview is reproduced in its entirety minus redacted information: {¶ 5} At this point of the meeting it was explained to Phiel that IA reviewed additional records within the effected department including the complainant regarding falsification issues and this review revealed some discrepancies that need his clarification. {¶ 6} Explain the policy for working through lunches and if any noted justification is required on payroll sheet or calendar: {¶ 7} Phiel stated I don t pay close attention to time when I am working through lunches. He said that when in the office, sometimes he would eat lunch while working on the computer and assumed this was a commonly acceptable practice. He said that Saunders recently sent an email to the team not to work through lunches when in the office unless it is justified and to properly document the reason. 1 R.C. 149.43(A)(1)(h) provides: (A) As used in this section: (1) Public record means records kept by any public office, including, but not limited to, state, county, city, village, township, and school district units, and records pertaining to the delivery of educational services by an alternative school in this state kept by the nonprofit or for-profit entity operating the alternative school pursuant to section 3313.533 of the Revised Code. Public record does not mean any of the following: (h) Confidential law enforcement investigatory records. R.C. 149.43(A)(2) states: (2) Confidential law enforcement investigatory record means any record that pertains to a law enforcement matter of a criminal, quasi-criminal, civil, or administrative nature, but only to the extent that the release of the record would create a high probability of disclosure of any of the following: (a) The identity of a suspect who has not been charged with the offense to which the record pertains, or of an information source or witness to whom confidentiality has been reasonably promised; (b) Information provided by an information source or witness to whom confidentiality has been reasonably promised, which information would reasonably tend to disclose the source s or witness s identity; (c) Specific confidential investigatory techniques or procedures or specific investigatory work product; (d) Information that would endanger the life or physical safety of law enforcement personnel, a crime victim, a witness, or a confidential information source. {¶ 8} Review of 2005 payroll and calendar revealed that there were no comments indicating reason for working thru lunches averaging 4 to 5 times per month until July. Explain: {¶ 9} Phiel stated that he was not aware that documentation was needed but in July 05, Saunders informed the team to document justification on payroll and calendar. {¶ 10} Research using computer log on data, building access, payroll sheets and calendar entries revealed 73 separate dates in 2005 in which the building access times were inaccurate/false when compared to payroll sheets during apparent office days. (Spreadsheet was provided to Phiel for reference)........Explain why a total of 34 hours for the period appears to be falsified: {¶ 11} (redacted comments) {¶ 12} He stated, It could be a number of reasons and mentioned that he may carry equipment or complete paperwork in the parking lot. He also mentioned that he may speak with a CSS about a case once inside the building. {¶ 13} He explained that he enters his payroll times by memory once a week and the times may not be accurate. {¶ 14} Research revealed several dates in 2005 that may be potential time discrepancies as no field work was noted on calendar or payroll sheets. Explain: {¶ 15} Phiel stated that previously he did not enter specific detailed information on calendar or payroll but after Saunders requested more details, he began inserting more specifics regarding appointments and field work. {¶ 16} Review of 2006 records revealed 15 separate dates with discrepancies on apparent office days. Explain: {¶ 17} Phiel again related to resorting to weekly recall for payroll times which may not be accurate and that he now realizes the importance of accurate calendar/payroll entries. {¶ 18} Review of 2006 records revealed 42 separate dates with discrepancies as no field work was noted on the calendar or payroll sheets. Explain: {¶ 19} Phiel did not provide an answer other than inaccurate memory recall. {¶ 20} No office dates were identified for 2006 in which building access times matched payroll sheets. Explain: {¶ 21} Phiel stated that several times in 2005, he picked up Tina Hemminger (Fraud Analyst) at her residence and he recorded his start time upon arrival at her residence.....sometimes he would go to office and sometimes they would travel together for field work. {¶ 22} He said that he did not recall picking her up anytime during 2006. {¶ 23} Do you have any other concerns/issues to discuss that have not been mentioned during this meeting? {¶ 24} Phiel revealed that in retrospect, he should not have depended on his recall to insert his arrival/departure times and should be entering his times daily. He also revealed that he understands the importance of how calendar entries related to accurate payroll time entries. {¶ 25} Plaintiff recalled that on August 31, 2006 he was informed by his department supervisor, Scott Fitzgerald, that Internal Affairs met with the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office and as a result of that meeting, the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office was not going to file charges against him. Plaintiff was given this information a week after his attorney had performed any legal work in regard to the time discrepancy matter investigated by the BWC Internal Affairs department and referred to the Mahoning County Prosector. According to plaintiff, the time discrepancy matter remained at issue with his supervisors and on October 17, 2006 he was asked to explain the time discrepancies reported to his departmental supervisors incident to the investigation conducted by Internal Affairs. Plaintiff stated he responded to defendant s request by reviewing the Internal Affairs report of investigation and discovering numerous discrepancies in the computerized card key access logs and that the time of those logs were not accurate and were not synchronized. After plaintiff provided his explanation, defendant conducted its own investigation concerning the accuracy of the key card system in the two buildings that comprise the BWC Youngstown Service Office. This investigation revealed the building management company had never tested the time panels in the buildings for time accuracy until after November 2006. Upon testing, it was reported that at least one of the panels was several minutes off, none of the panels bore a time display, and none of the panels automatically updated the time at the changeover to daylight savings time. As a result of these findings, time cards for BWC employees, such as plaintiff, were considered inconclusive in regard to allegations of time padding. {¶ 26} Plaintiff contended [t]he BWC Internal Affairs department carelessly conducted an investigation into my time reporting [w]ithout taking steps to insure their investigation into my time keeping was accurate. Plaintiff further contended that the BWC Internal Affairs department acted recklessly in referring the alleged falsified time sheets issue to the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office for potential prosecution. Plaintiff asserted defendant s acts in referring investigative material to the Mahoning County Prosecutor and their refusal to allow me to cooperate in the investigation forced me to hire an attorney to represent him in a possible defense of criminal charges. Plaintiff essentially argued that but for the acts of defendant he would not have been prompted to seek legal representation. Consequently, plaintiff filed this complaint seeking to recover damages in the amount of $2,500.00 for attorney fees he incurred as a result of defendant s investigative findings and subsequent acts. {¶ 27} Defendant acknowledged plaintiff was the subject of a BWC Internal Affairs investigation of time padding allegations. Defendant related Internal Affairs suspected (plaintiff) of padding his time in 2005 and 2006, for a total of 35 padded hours and $735.00 in compensation. Defendant further related [t]he investigation into this allegation involved checking records of the keycard entry system in the two buildings that comprise the Youngstown Service Office. Defendant admitted the data gathered from the keycard system was subsequently suggested to be unreliable and it was learned the system had not been tested during the time frame covering the purported discrepancies in plaintiff s work time record. Defendant stated [a]s a result of these findings, investigators could not exclude the possibility that the time entry records may have been significantly inaccurate due to the synchronizing and testing of the system. Defendant explained data collected from the time card entry records was determined to be inconclusive on the allegation of false time entries. This determination was apparently made several months after BWC Internal Affairs department, in reliance on information supplied from the time card entry records, referred investigatory material regarding plaintiff s time record to the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office for potential prosecution. Defendant recalled in August 2006, a meeting was held between BWC Internal Affairs and the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office, in which it was determined that criminal charges would not be filed against [plaintiff] regarding the allegations of falsifying time records. {¶ 28} Defendant argued that under the circumstances presented plaintiff is not entitled to recover attorney fees. See Camp-Out v. Adkins, No. WD-06-057, 2007 WL 2217056 at 5, 2007-Ohio-3946. Defendant pointed out in Ohio attorney fees may generally be awarded if: (1) a statute creates a duty; (2) an enforceable contract provision provides for attorney fees; or (3) there is a finding that the losing party acted in bad faith. Camp-Out citing Nottingdale Homeowners Assn. Inc. v. Darby (1987), 33 Ohio St. 3d 32, 33-34, 514 N.E. 2d 702. Furthermore, defendant indicated the prevailing party may be entitled to recover attorney fees in situations where wanton conduct is established in tort cases involving malice where punitive damages are warranted. Galmish v. Cicchini, 90 Ohio St. 3d 22, 2000-Ohio-7. Defendant asserted plaintiff has not produced any authority or statutory provision requiring BWC to reimburse him for attorney fees incurred as a result of the investigation into his workplace conduct. Additionally, defendant asserted there is no provision in the collective bargaining agreement between BWC and plaintiff s collective bargaining unit that would obligate BWC to pay attorney fees under the facts of the instant claim. Also, defendant contended plaintiff has failed to produce evidence to establish the BWC Internal Affairs investigators acted in bad fath in conducting an investigation concerning plaintiff s work time. {¶ 29} Plaintiff filed a response insisting his attorney fees are recoverable under the circumstances of the claim presented. Plaintiff contended [t]he BWC acted recklessly and irresponsibly in attempting to file criminal charges against me, with the Mahoning County Prosecutor, by using information that was inaccurate and false. Plaintiff explained he hired an attorney to defend him in any criminal prosecution that may have ensued from investigative material supplied from BWC Internal Affairs department to the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office. Plaintiff stated, I hired an attorney to defend me against criminal allegations made against me regarding time padding that were based on false and inaccurate information and recklessly submitted to the Mahoning County Prosecutor requesting prosecution. Plaintiff pointed out that if not for the acts of the BWC Internal Affairs department in conducting its investigation he would not have hired an attorney to defend me against criminal allegations. Plaintiff has essentially stated a claim grounded in malicious prosecution. {¶ 30} To establish the tort of malicious prosecution, a plaintiff must prove three essential elements: (1) malice in instituting or continuing the prosecution; (2) lack of probable cause, and (3) determination of the prosecution in favor of the accused. Froehlich v. Ohio Dept. of Mental Health, 114 Ohio St. 3d 286, 2007-Ohio-4161; Kriegar v. Cleveland Indians Baseball Co., 176 Ohio App. 3d 410, 2008-Ohio-2183. Damages in a malicious prosecution action include not only special damages plaintiff proves, but also any injuries including, but not limited to, mental suffering, humiliation, indignity, and loss of time and expenses in defending the action. See Reenan v. Klein (1981), 3 Ohio App. 3d 142, 3 OBR 160, 444 N.E. 2d 63, paragraph three of the syllabus. A plaintiff who prevails in a malicious prosecution action may recover as damages those attorney fees expended to vindicate his rights. However absent express statutory authority, a plaintiff is not entitled to recover such attorney fees where punitive damages are not awarded. See e.g. Davis v. Tunison (1959), 168 Ohio St. 471, 7 O.O. 2d 296, 155 N.E. 2d 904; Taylor v. McKelvey (January 29, 1982), Warren App. No. 72. In Drain v. Koysdar (1978), 54 Ohio St. 2d 49, 8 O.O. 3d 65, 374 N.E. 2d 1253, the Ohio Supreme Court determined that R.C. 2743, which codifies the states waiver of sovereign immunity, does not permit the recovery of punitive damages against the state, unless those damages are specifically authorized by statute. Drain at 55-56. In the present claim, plaintiff provided no statutory authority for an award of punitive damages under the action pursued. {¶ 31} R.C. 2743.16(A) the statute of limitations for filing actions in this court provides: {¶ 32} (A) Subject to division (B) of this section, civil actions against the state permitted by sections 2743.01 to 2743.20 of the Revised Code shall be commenced no later than two years after the date of accrual of the cause of action or within any shorter period that is applicable to similar suits between private parties. (Emphasis added.) {¶ 33} R.C. 2305.11(A), the statute of limitations for bringing actions such as malicious prosecution states in relevant part: {¶ 34} (A) An action for libel, slander, malicious prosecution, or false imprisonment, an action for malpractice other than an action upon a medical, dental, optometric, or chiropractic claim, or an action upon a statute for a penalty or forfeiture shall be commenced within one year after the cause of action accrued. {¶ 35} The facts of the instant claim show plaintiff s cause of action based on malicious prosecution accrued in July 2006 when investigatory material was referred to the Mahoning County Prosecutor s Office. Plaintiff filed this action on April 29, 2008, more than one year after his cause of action accrued and outside the time limitations for filing a malicious prosecution claim. Consequently, plaintiff s claim is time barred. Court of Claims of Ohio The Ohio Judicial Center 65 South Front Street, Third Floor Columbus, OH 43215 614.387.9800 or 1.800.824.8263 www.cco.state.oh.us PERRY PHIEL Plaintiff v. OHIO BUREAU OF WORKERS COMPENSATION Defendant Case No. 2008-05541-AD Deputy Clerk Daniel R. Borchert ENTRY OF ADMINISTRATIVE DETERMINATION Having considered all the evidence in the claim file and, for the reasons set forth in the memorandum decision filed concurrently herewith, judgment is rendered in favor of defendant. Court costs are assessed against plaintiff. ________________________________ DANIEL R. BORCHERT Deputy Clerk Entry cc: Perry Phiel 330 Christian Avenue Hubbard, Ohio 44425 RDK/laa 11/16 Filed 12/2/09 Sent to S.C. reporter 3/18/10 Monique A. Hall, Legal Counsel Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation 30 W. Spring Street Columbus, Ohio 43215


blogging this fresh from my tummy, a-plus is a restaurant and sake bar positioned on an he road right by the tun hua eslite bookstore. it's one of those more high-end sushi places that you'll find in vancouver like hapa or ebisu that serves fusion sushi of all sorts. although i wasn't a fan of its decorations and so-so service, a-plus is cozy and the food quality is enough to fulfill my cravings for japanese food.
apples, tomatoes, shrimps, squid, veggies, and a citrus sesame dressing makes up this dish. when served, the huge amount of dressing looked a bit blah on top of the bed of veggies but it tasted alright.
i prefer beef carpaccio that is thinner than the one we had here. im also not a big beef eater so i thought this was just okay.
the fish in the nigiri roll was very tender and juicy and the sauce complimented it well.
i was really looking forward to this dish because my friend strongly recommended it. although the overall flavour and texture was good, i didn't really taste the goose liver at all. i also would've just preferred soy sauce over tomato sauce.
this was surprisingly good and wasn't too spicy. lots of tender tuna with a few pieces of lettuce and ponzu sauce.
miso soup can never go wrong. i was surprised to find half a tempura shrimp in my soup which added a nice touch to the simple dish.
tasted like chicken and a bit on the bland side.
i know i didn't give it screaming reviews but the reason why i would return is for its location and tapas style dining. it's decent japanese food without being sloppy or too high-end. hence, the prices are bearable for a working girl like me. call ahead to make reservations!