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The Finder is an elaborate illusion, and Sierra's Finder plays even more tricks on you. If you don't believe me, try a simple test. Open the Library folder in your Home folder (~/Library) in the Finder. Look at the folder named Mobile Documents, which looks like an ordinary folder. Now select it.
Where are its contents? So, maybe you don't have permission to see inside it. Check that using the File / Get Info (Command-I) command.
So the Finder doesn't want you to look inside whatever that folder is. Now use the Go / Go to Folder menu command and type ~/Library/Mobile Documents into its text box. Where does that take you? Not into said folder, but straight up to the root level of iCloud Drive.
although here you'll notice that the second-listed item, with the standard Unix name '..', says it's hidden. This doesn't hide the folder, nor deny you access, but is used by the Finder to stop you from listing the contents of that folder. Although there's nothing to say that it is an alias, as far as the Finder is concerned, any attempt to open the folder will immediately take you to what it interprets that folder to be, your iCloud Drive.
drwxr-xr-x 9 hoakley staff - 306 22 Dec 2015 .
drwxr-xr-x@ 74 hoakley staff - 2516 5 Oct 17:16 ..
Go back the Finder now, and open the Go / Go to Folder dialog, and enter that folder path, say ~/Library/Mobile Documents/com~apple~Pages.
At first, the letters which you typed will appear, for a few moments. Finder will then transform them into their equivalent iCloud Drive path, and go there instead. Or, to be precise, it will go to that folder in your iCloud Drive, and still not show you the inside of the ~/Library/Mobile Documents folder.
com~apple~CloudDocs, which holds any folders on your iCloud Drive which you have created yourself, and is where docs moved for Optimized Storage will end up too.
There are some snags with this, though. First, old aliases have not been converted to the new style, so they still work the old way and take up 1.3 MB each. If you want to change an old alias to new style, you'll have to trash the old alias and make a new one. Next, some older software doesn't work properly with the new aliases (indeed, some doesn't work properly with old ones now, either). And the one app which keeps on struggling with old and new style aliases is, of course, Apple's Finder.
Because in the Unix file system, as shown in the Terminal excerpts, aliases are actually documents, Sierra's Finder (10.12 and 10.12.1) keeps thinking that they're documents, not aliases. But eventually, I'm sure that one of Apple's engineers will get around to fixing that for us.
If you want to brush up your understanding of aliases and links, this article should make them crystal clear.
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Conor O'Shea, Luke Hegeman, and Chris Bennett, "Logistical Ecologies of the North American Operational Landscape," MAS Context: Hidden, 28, 2015, 8-35.
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Celebrating Whanganui youth (aged 16-25) will give the opportunity for the broader community to see a personal representation of young people in Whanganui.
The Green Bench project room was transformed into a public photographic studio and image workshop for 2 weeks from the 16th of May 2011 to 25th May 2011. The gallery also hosts an exhibition of the portraits along side statements from each participant until 11th June. 96 large prints are being displayed across the road in the windows of the large building on the corner of Guyton Street and Victoria avenue and will be up there for a month.
The public opening and celebration took place on June 4th 2011 at 4pm on Guyton Street.


Desmoglein 2 antibody recognizes desmoglein-2, also known as HDGC or cadherin family member 5. This antibody has been extensively validated for western blotting using whole cell lysates.
Mouse anti Human desmoglein 2 recognizes desmoglein 2, a member of the desmoglein family. Desmosomes are cell-cell junctions between epithelial, myocardial, and certain other cell types. Currently, four desmoglein subfamily members have been identified and all are members of the cadherin cell adhesion molecule superfamily.
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The Private Pension Schemes Act (Act 15 of 2012) (the "Act") was proclaimed by Proclamation No. 41 of 2012 with effect from the 1st November 2012.
The Act governs Private Pension Schemes ("PPS") which are the subject matter of this article. The Act repeals the Employees Superannuation Fund Act and Regulation 5 of the Income Tax Regulations under which the PPS were operating so that all schemes registered under the repealed legislations are deemed to have been set up under the Act.
(iii) the voluntary public sector and private sector pension schemes which are both funded systems and which are specialized for either Civil Servants, Members of Parliament, employees of parastatal bodies, local authorities or the Sugar Industry.
The voluntary private sector pension system was, before the promulgation of the Act regulated in a fragmented way by a number of legislations and was subject to various approving and supervisory bodies such as the Registrar of Associations, the Mauritius Revenue Authority and the Financial Services Commission (the "FSC"). During the second reading of the Private Pension Schemes Bill in Parliament, the Vice-Prime Minister, Minister of Finance and Economic Development highlighted the fact that as at then, there were some 1500 PPS in existence which were approved by the Mauritius Revenue Authority under Regulation 5 of the Income Tax Regulations 1996. All these PPS covered more than 100,000 employees with funds estimated at more than Rs 34 million. Out of the 1500 PPS, only 49 were registered with the Registrar of Associations under the Employees Superannuation Fund Act 1954.
This fragmented regulatory framework provided very little control over the promoters and sponsors of those schemes, the service providers and the pension schemes managers. With a greater life expectancy and aging Mauritian population leading to greater dependency on pensions for a living, those PPS were expected to grow in terms of the number of employees contributing to these schemes as well as the value of the funds involved. Thus, there was an urgent need for a single modern legislation which would on the one hand fill the legal vacuum which existed in the field of private pensions by ensuring effective supervision of the private pension and on the other hand provide for a single regulator which would regulate same.
The Act caters for both needs. It provides for a comprehensive and modern regulatory and supervisory framework for the operation of PPS in order to ensure the protection of members and beneficiaries and the soundness of such pension schemes. The Act provides that it is the FSC which is responsible for administration of the Act and thus the FSC is the single regulatory body for private pensions in Mauritius. Given that the definition of "superannuation fund" in the Income Tax Act includes a pension scheme licensed by the FSC, any private pension scheme licensed by the FSC set up for the benefit of employees will automatically be entitled to tax exemption and employers contributing will benefit from tax deduction as well, without the need of any further approval by the MRA.
A Pension Scheme is defined under the Act as being a scheme whether or not sponsored by an employer or several employers, which is regulated in Mauritius with the primary objective of providing pension benefits to beneficiaries.
A PPS is defined in the Act as a pension scheme, a foreign pension scheme or an external pension scheme and does not include a pension scheme which is specified in the Schedule to the Act.
The beneficiaries of a PPS are entitled to pension benefits in terms of the rules of a PPS. The pension benefit may be in the form of a pension, a compensation, gratuity or allowance payable to a beneficiary, and includes a retirement benefit, a death benefit, disability benefit or such other allowance as may be specified in the rules of the PPS.
A PPS may either be a trust, a foundation or such body of persons as may be specified in the FSC rules. A PPS to be able to operate in Mauritius will have to be licensed by the FSC, the regulator under the Act.
(vi) determining investment rules and asset diversification.
(v) FSC now has a range of additional monitoring and enforcement powers, including powers to perform on-site inspections, request any information, initiate third party reviews and request independent actuarial valuations. The scheme's auditors and actuaries are required to report any major concerns to the FSC.
Rule 4 of the Private Pensions Schemes (Governance) Rules 2012 (the "Rules") provide that a PPS must at all times be governed by a governing body whose members are suitably qualified to be appointed or elected.
(e) ensuring that the PPS fulfils its overriding objective to provide for pension benefits.
Then governing body of a PPS consists of at least 3 persons who are resident or incorporated in Mauritius and in the case of an external pension scheme, the governing body consists of at least 3 persons of whom at least 2 are resident in Mauritius. Subject to the foregoing, It is now possible, by virtue of the Private Pension Schemes (Governance) (Amendment) Rules 2013 for a service provider which is promoting a PPS to appoint such number of persons as it thinks fit to act as members of the governing body of the PPS.
The governing body needs to annually appoint from amongst themselves a Chairperson, a Vice-Chairperson and a contact person. The contact person, in the case of an external pension scheme is required to be a management company duly licensed under the Financial Services Act by the FSC.
The Private Pension Schemes (Investments) Rules 2013 which came into operation on the 31 January 2014 has as objective the protection of the interests of the beneficiaries of the PPS and also ensuring the strength of the financial services sector in Mauritius. The said rules henceforth impose on PPS the need to have a prudent investment policy.
(d) the procedure for the appointment of a pension investment manager.
As per the statistics received from the FSC, there are currently around 1009 PPS licensed by the FSC under the Act, out of which, 3 have been licensed by the FSC since the promulgation of Act.
It is to be noted that for the 1007 PPS which already existed prior to the promulgation of the Act, the FSC conducted due diligence exercises to ascertain whether they comply with the requirements of the Act before issuing them licenses under the Act.
The Mauritius Financial Centre in order to be competitive has to always develop new products, engage in financial innovation, diversify the market and adopt state-of-the-art legislation. The Act is one of such legislation which has been adopted and it is verily believed that this new product will enhance Mauritius as a reputable international financial centre.


While we have a thread on what you are listening today, I thought it might be interesting to see what CDs people are getting (new releases, reissues, or perhaps used CDs). Given the so-called "condition" of the CD classical market, I seem to sense people are still buying discs for their collections. No time parameters on acquisitions ... can be today, yesterday, or since the first of the year. If possible, show label name and number for those who might be interested in adding to their own collections. You can be as brief as you wish. Even count downloads!
Re: What NEW discs are you adding to your collection?
I'll start it off. Picked this one up yesterday.
Was poking around Amazon and saw that the notorious reviewer "Santa Fe Listener" had condescendingly trash-talked one disc from the set. At that point I knew I had to have it. (Well, actually I listened to multiple excerpts and liked what I heard. Plus I generally admire Teldec engineering, and audio quality is a drawback on the other Vaughan Williams recordings I have). All for 17 pounds from MDT.
my personal highlight would be 'The Music Makers'.
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this one plainly isn't, and I don't take to Brahms when it gambols along with a jolly, up-tempo spring in its step, like its pretending to be a Mendelssohn String Symphony... if you like that kind of thing, then do acquire this CD, but it probably won't be getting to many more listens fro me..
Now you've reminded me how much V-W I already have, Boult/Decca cycle, Haitink cycle, Thompson cycle, most of the Hickox/Chandos, the Barbirolli recordings on EMI. But still the impression that there is more to discover. Non seem to have the audio engineering that would bring out all of the sonorities of this music. I am optimistic about what Teldec manages. What surprises me is that Decca never put together a stereo Vaughan Williams cycle.
P.S. to Lance. Maybe you should change your title to "What NEW music..." Some of the youngsters get music from those newfangled download thingamajigs.
nut-job wrote: Non seem to have the audio engineering that would bring out all of the sonorities of this music. I am optimistic about what Teldec manages.
I see J&R has this on sale for $19.99, at least at the time of this post.
Some great opera excerpts by Balfe - Wallace - Benedict, and some Irish songs!
She Moved Thro' the Fair; If I Had a-Knew; Trottin' to the Fair; Lovely Jimmy; The Stuttering Lovers.
I truly love music from Ireland and England during the time period of the 1800s. Balfe and Wallace were both Irisn and Benedict was British but uses an Irish setting for his work. I thank Joan Sutherland and Richard Bonynge for doing so much to dig up this rarely heard material. These are older (ADD) recordings made in Dublin in September 1967. Singers are so-so but the music is delightful, almost in a Gilbert & Sullivan manner.
Hmmm---all are additional recordings of favorite works. Funny that I seem to be getting more out of "new" recommendable performances of such beloved music than I get out of recordings of music that is new to me. Guess that's because most of the musical "backwaters" I've explored in recent years have yielded few if any treasures. On the other hand, I'm getting more out of hearing new music in live performance than I get out of hearing old faves. Guess that means the pendulum has swung again.
The title is Sanskrit and means "room of light." For Unsuk Chin, the title does not have any specific religious or mythological meaning. Instead, it refers in many respects to the character of the work as well as to the composition techniques employed. The composer tells that in Rocaná she was concerned with the behavior of beams of light – their distortion, refraction, reflections, and undulations. This was not a matter of mere illustration, but of their depiction by musical means: "Art as harmony parallel to nature" (Cézanne). Since sound waves – as the physical phenomenon of a bodiless oscillation – are similar to light waves, music seems the appropriate medium for a "translation" of light phenomena. Furthermore, physical phenomena like space depth and space density, spatial perceptions and illusions of various sorts were important associations in the composition process. Ólafur Elíasson's installations The Weather Project and Notion Motion provided additional extra-musical inspiration.
The music in Rocaná flows uninterruptedly. The overall picture and the overall structure are one entity, one "tonal sculpture". However, one can look at it from various angles, since the inner structures are constantly changing. Even if the music at times gives the impression of stasis, subtle impulses, interactions, and reactions are continually present. Certain elements appear time and again, yet always in varied form. They are not developed: they instead lead seamlessly into one another and blend, forming new interactions and processes. Orderly structures suddenly turn into turbulence and vice versa. Pointilistic structures transform into cloudlike aggregates of sound and vice versa.
The composer once pointed out that because of her cultural background she has "a certain aversion to the sound world produced by traditional symphony orchestras rooted in 19th-century aesthetics, and I feel a great deal of affinity for non-European musical cultures. That is why I always try to introduce a completely different color into my compositions based on my experience of non-European music." In Rocaná, the instrumentation is more or less standard, but an attempt has been made to treat the orchestra like a "super-instrument" as well as like a virtuoso "illusion machine" that creates something new out of that which is familiar.
Primarily through the combination of various instrumental techniques, through rhythmic development and the interplay of overtone structures and microtones, shifts and changes of timbre are achieved; light and color phenomena playfully alternate with one another.
Am currently engaged in fighting off the flu, after la bella esposa has been knocked out for a week with same. Put on Handel's Alcina w/Joyce DiDonato and, I must confess, am liking this better than either Fleming or Sutherland. DiDonato is truly a knockout, outstanding even among a group of very fine colleagues: she certainly has that star-quality that makes a great singer: effortless, yes truly effortless.
A truly outstanding effort, gifted to me by a friend on another forum! Many thanks!
Yeah, I advertised Alcina some months ago. Only Chalk listened to me.
Sylph wrote: Yeah, I advertised Alcina some months ago. Only Chalk listened to me.
Sao Paulo/Neschling works by Francisco Mignone. Great disc, and the OSESP is one of the most underrated orchestras in the world. Check out anything they've done, is astounding playing.
Celibidache/Munich Bruckner Symphony. No.4. The only one I don't have. Found it for $2.98 at a used store. Its not my favorite reading, but still great to have for any Bruckner fan.
The last one, 22 cds for 45 bucks, new.
It's going to be a long, long time before I've made it through that Haydn set. I will post my impressions of the Schumann when I have had a chance to listen.
And so would I....as I have come late to the music of Schumann and am very taken with it I am interested to hear peoples' views of different recordings.
A number of the songs (Brahms wrote so many!) - again, not my usual cup of tea, but now that I know the background - why written, under what circumstances, to whom dedicated, what hidden meanings are to be found - I am curious to hear some of these.
I am afraid that when I get to the end of this beautifully-written bio, I actually will miss Johannes Brahms - this at-times guarded, private, shy, manipulative, witty, cantankerous, gruff, attractive, generous genius - and man.
..... again, not my usual cup of tea, but now that I know the background - why written, under what circumstances, to whom dedicated, what hidden meanings are to be found - I am curious to hear some of these.
I like that too....when you read about a work and it is put into a greater context it sometimes takes on an additional dimension, making it that little bit more enjoyable.
played it once just now, thoroughly enjoyed it... lively, engaging rendition of both works..
I would love to hear what you think of that one when you eventually get around to listening to it.
I've had a once-over of two of the three discs. JEG's take on the Spring Symphony is as bouncy as any I've heard (excepting, perhaps, Bernstein), and the period instruments bring a certain edginess to a work that always sounds a bit bloated when played with a modern orchestra. The finale is a whirlwind of colour. The first disc also includes the two extant movements of Schumann's early 'Zwickau' Symphony (1834); compare this with Dausgaard and the Swedish Chamber Orchestra's recent release that only includes the opening movement. The Gardiner performance also features far greater dynamic contrasts and a much brighter sound than Dausgaard's.
The third disc features the Konzertstück for Four Horns--an especially formidable challenge for the period hornists, and here expertly pulled off. The smaller supporting ensemble does not drown out the soloists; as such I don't feel as though the horns had to project themselves as much as in some modern-forces recordings, which means better overall tone quality. The 'Rhenish' Symphony, my favourite work of the composer's, though, leaves something to be desired. There is nothing particularly objectionable about the performance, but Gardiner doesn't seem to have the same knack for rhythm and syncopation that Dohnanyi or Sawallisch do and that the piece demands. Some of the instrumental nuances also seems to get lost in the ORR's overall framework. Tempi are fairly standard throughout. The revised 1851 version of the D minor Symphony is wonderfully played; Gardiner's approach to the overall narrative is as characterful as any I've heard.
I'll give a better review once I've listened to all three discs a couple of times.
Thanks for the quick response, Ken.
That cycle is definitely one that I want to buy.
I appreciate the summary; one's initial reactions are often the most interesting.
Oh, but how can a serious collector like you not have Haitink's reading, too? I bet it's because it has Poulenc's Gloria. You don't like the French. It's a SACD, too.
Is that the CSO recording with Kathleen Battle? Awesome performance. One of my earliest CD purchases.
Thanks for that review of Swafford's biography of Brahms. I'll be sure to get it. His general guide to classical music is quite readable and enjoyable.
I've been getting new "old" recordings lately. The EMI best Of series is great: Elizabeth Schwarzkoff; Victoria De Los Angeles, Barbara Hendricks, and Morella Freni - each of these is fantastic.
Also: Brendel's Schubert Box set from years ago, and hi Box set of the Beethoven Concertos. I am currently working on getting more Mutter recordings.
And I am continuing a larger project to get ost of the rest of the von Karajan Legacy DVD series.


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By Sarah Alderson
When Lila and Alex sneak off for a romantic weekend away, Lila's hoping she'll finally have a chance to work on Alex's resolve.
But just as things start heating up news reaches them of a serial killer at loose on the island and it isn't long before their intimate weekend away is interrupted.
A mind reader, a projector, a protective older brother and a serial killer. Which one is going to find Lila first?
Set 8 weeks after the end of Losing Lila, this story will delight fans of Hunting Lila while introducing them to the characters and stunning location from Sarah's next book The Sound(published August 1st, 2013).
Photograph © Heather Bonker
Having spent most of her life in London, Sarah Alderson quit her job in the nonprofit sector in 2009 and took off on a round the world trip with her husband and princess-obsessed daughter. After several months in India, Singapore, Australia and the US, they settled in Bali, where Sarah now spends her days writing by the pool and trying to machete open coconuts without severing a limb. She is the author of The Sound; Hunting Lila and its sequel, Losing Lila; and the paranormal trilogy Fated, Severed, and Shadowed.
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK (July 4, 2013)
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CEL is Partner and 'Critical Friend' to Transforming District
by Stephen Fink on Mar 9, 2012
System-wide change in an education system is not easy, and it is not fast. Ginger Shattuck, who worked with the Center for Educational Leadership in a long-term comprehensive partnership aimed at boosting literacy in her underperforming district, describes the transformation as "evolutionary, not revolutionary."
"We understood from the beginning that there would be no quick fixes, no magic bullets," says Shattuck, who was superintendent of the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District when it signed a multi-year contract with CEL in 2004 aimed at building a new vision, language, and mission for powerful, equitable classroom instruction.
The South Los Angeles County school district faced tremendous challenges. Less than one-third of its students read at proficiency level. Its high populations of English Language Learners and special education students were chronically underperforming. Many teachers were convinced that some students just couldn't learn. "I'd been hearing 'Joey can't do that.' Well, yeah, Joey could do it – just not the way we'd been showing him," says Shattuck.
CEL consultants went to work slowly building a culture receptive to change in a district where literacy had largely been teacher-directed, with a publisher's textbook as the source of instruction. "We said: 'If you go to the doctor, do you want them doing the same thing they did 20 years ago? It's the same with teaching," says Shattuck.
CEL's experts began in the central office, training everyone from the superintendent to business managers in new cutting-edge literacy techniques focused on comprehension, independent inquiry, and student engagement. The leaders had to demonstrate the lessons in classrooms, establishing credibility for the work and showing that everybody was on board, says Shattuck. "Everyone had to understand why we were doing what we were doing."
CEL used multiple strategies to build buy-in, including group sessions, classroom observations, and studio laboratories. In demonstration classrooms, CEL specialists worked with some of the lowest-performing students, modeling the new literacy technique. "Teacher jaws would drop as these children began to show what they had," says Shattuck.
The district slowly added literacy coaches to the mix to work side-by-side with teachers in the classroom. In the first year, the new coaches worked with volunteers. By the third year, it was mandatory for every teacher to work with a coach. By then, even some of the most reluctant teachers were happy to open their practice to public scrutiny and feedback.
As changes took root, Shattuck watched students grow more confident in their learning. With CEL coaching in test-taking skills, achievement scores began edging up for both English Language Learners and special education students. Many classrooms transformed into lively places where students talked about the "big ideas" in a text and used evidence to support their thinking.
Shattuck, who retired in 2009, calls CEL a "critical friend" in making that transformation possible. "CEL saw what we needed and did a beautiful job of asking 'Have you thought of…' and leading us in self-questioning. That was instrumental in moving us along."
Topics: School Leadership, Classroom Coaching, Studio Laboratories, Partnership Stories
About the author: Stephen Fink
Dr. Stephen Fink is affiliate professor of educational leadership and policy studies in the University of Washington College of Education. He served as the founding executive director of the University of Washington Center for Educational Leadership (CEL) from 2001 to 2018. Dr. Fink is co-author of Leading for Instructional Improvement: How Successful Leaders Develop Teaching and Learning Expertise.


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With his family by his side, David Ziegert found no greater joy. A hard working man who provided well for those entrusted to his care, he was loved abundantly and admired by many. David possessed a kind and considerate nature. A gentle man, he was a deep thinker and pondered much. For anyone who came to know David, they knew of his true, authentic nature that never wavered. Deeply committed to his faith, he led by way of example, and for these things and so much more, he will be deeply missed.
Although conservative in nature, the decade of the 1950s sculpted the culture of America. Everything from music to movies, art and media to beloved comic strips and cartoons introduced households to a whole new way of life. With manufacturing and home construction on the rise, the economy boomed, and the American dream was being realized. Indeed a time of change, this was especially true for William Charles and Constance Clementine (Lewis) Ziegert of South Bend, Indiana when on October 26, 1951, they celebrated the birth of their little boy, David Thomas Ziegert.
To support their growing family, David's father worked for Amico Oil while his mother remained at home as a homemaker. David was the youngest of three sons, joining his older brothers, William and John. Due to their age differences, it was somewhat difficult for the boys to be very close. William was six years older than David, and there was a four year gap between him and his brother, John. David was in the 8th grade when John was finishing high school and William was already away at college. After their college years they each moved to different states but always got together along with their parents for the holidays. David was fortunate to have his mother and father in his life until their eventual deaths in 2016 and 2017 respectively.
The holidays were always a special time in the Ziegert home. David's father absolutely loved decorating for Christmas, indoors and out. They never celebrated Easter as a religious day but did participate in Easter bunny festivities. Numerous memories were made during the summers at David's maternal grandmother's cottage at Lake Shipshewana in Indiana. His grandma Lewis always made these times together extra special. Treasured times were spent there with his brothers fishing, learning to sail and as a family taking long, Sunday afternoon car rides. Most of their family vacations were spent visiting family members.
Due to his father's employment with Amico, David and his family relocated often. Over the years they resided in Chicago, Illinois, St. Louis, Missouri, Salina, Kansas as well as various other areas of the country. One time as a youngster growing up in Salina, Kansas he camped overnight at a friend's house. After returning home the next day he was quite tired and to get away from the bright sunlight in his room, David crawled under his bed and fell fast asleep. To his parent's dismay after not being able to locate him, they even called the police when to their surprise David appeared only to tell them he had been under his bed the entire time! A typical young boy, David enjoyed riding his bike and catching frogs and turtles at the cottage at Lake Shipshewana. At one point he and his friends ordered a pet alligator from a mail order and collectively looked after it.
David's mother was an active member of the Christian Science Church. His father was not a participant of any faith community and stayed at home on Sundays while he and his mother attended church. Through to his high school years, David remained committed to attending Sunday school.
While growing up, David found it difficult to make friends with all the moves his family made. He attended multiple elementary schools and each seemed to have a different grading system and curriculum which often found David either behind or ahead from his previous school. These times proved to be stressful for David as it made it difficult for him to make friends and gain confidence in school.
Even so, David was able to participate on the gymnastics team in high school and did quite well for himself. His team competed in many area competitions where David was considered a top gymnast. He went on to graduate from Homewood-Flossmoor High School in Flossmoor, Illinois with the Class of 1969. Despite his early hardships, David excelled in his studies. He furthered his education and graduated from Michigan State University on a gymnastics scholarship and continued the competition circuit. There he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in economics and a minor in math from 1969 to 1973. In addition, David later earned his Masters of Business Administration from Western Michigan University.
David met the love of his life, Dolores "Dee" Uzarski while working in Grand Rapids, Michigan at Foremost Insurance Group as a marketing manager. A young Polish girl from the city's Westside, Dee worked as a Registered Respiratory Therapist at Butterworth Hospital, now known as Spectrum Health Butterworth Hospital. They initially met at a party of mutual friends but did not begin dating until later. A little shy at the onset, Dee thought Dave was really cute but was too afraid to engage in conversation to get to know him.
During the summer of 1975, David and Dee began dating and on March 4, 1978, they were blessed in marriage at the former Mount of St. Mary Chapel in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Avid sailors, the newlyweds honeymooned in the Out Islands of the Bahamas. After driving to Florida, they took a plane to the Bahamas where they rented a monohull boat. There they spent their time sailing to the different islands exploring and eating the native foods.
After returning from their honeymoon, David and Dee first lived at Ramblewood Apartments in nearby Wyoming, Michigan before moving to a rental home in East Grand Rapids. Newton Highlands, Massachusetts became their new home when David took a job in 1979 with Koch Industries. There they eventually bought their first home in Hull, Massachusetts. They lived to Madrid, Spain for six months for David's job and from there moved to Wichita, Kansas which became their permanent home where David spent the remainder of his days.
During their time in Hull, Massachusetts, David became the proud father to their daughter, Amelia Claire Gabriele Ziegert who was the delight of his life. He was a loving father. He held high standards of responsibility for his daughter, teaching her about financial management, independence, and the importance of an education for a sustainable income. David was always there for advice and assistance as needed.
David and Dee took Amelia to Disneyland when she was five years old and they went again as a family in 2015. When Amelia was a toddler they would often take their sailboat to Cheney Lake in Kansas and spend the weekend there sailing and sleeping right on their boat. These times created wonderful memories until the boat was later destroyed in a tornado. Most of their vacation time as a family was spent visiting family in Michigan, Indiana, Colorado or Idaho.
As a couple, David and Dee continued their love for sailing. They spent many weekends sailing on their Prindle catamaran on Lake Michigan and other lakes. They even competed in sailing races with a large group of likeminded people they met. When they moved to the Boston area, they bought a 26 foot catamaran and sailed nearly every weekend around the Boston area and Cape Cod. The boat had sleeping quarters which allowed them to anchor at quaint coastal harbors and explore the towns and enjoy local eateries. One of their most memorable excursions was a trip to Nantucket, 30 miles out in the Atlantic Ocean from Cape Cod.
David possessed a work ethic of integrity and honor. Over the years he enjoyed a career which was diverse and quite enjoyable. He served as the Marketing Manager with Foremost Insurance Group and in 1979 he accepted a sales position with Koch Industries in their Petroleum Coke division for national and international markets. In 1997 Dave accepted a position with TCP Petcoke Corporation in New York City where he remained until he died. A great asset and support to the TCP team, he was known for his impressive knowledge about the industry and dedication to his work. He considered retiring in 2021, but really wanted to work even longer as he truly loved his work and all his colleagues and business associates at TCP.
Faith played a vital role in David's later years. Although he was raised in the Christian Science community of believers, Dee and Amelia were devout in their Catholic faith. David joined the Catholic Church in 2007, but joined his wife and daughter at Mass well before he became Catholic. David loved their home parish at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church in Wichita where he was deeply committed and involved. David also volunteered as a server at the Lord's Diner, a community-wide organization that serves nutritious meals with dignity and respect to anyone who is hungry.
In addition, David was also an active member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul with Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church. He shared his time and talents as a home visitor to clients requesting help. He also bought, packaged and delivered holiday meals to needy families at Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. As a couple they accepted donations for furniture and household items, storing them in their own garage until they found someone who had a particular need. David was also a dedicated sponsor with AA and was an inspiration to many, always encouraging others with addictions to achieve sobriety, one day at a time.
David enjoyed a wide variety of interests. When it came to dining out, he preferred quiet, mom and pop types of diners and cafes. He loved his mother's cooking and recipes, although David was not a big cook himself. He did enjoy sitting down for a good baked chicken meal or beef tenderloin, BBQ ribs along with some mashed potatoes and gravy. He liked music and knew all the words to all the songs. Some of his favorite artists included everything from Santana, Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, Heart, and George Benson to Roberta Flack, Henry Mancini and his Orchestra to Pachebel Kanon and the Moody Blues, just to name a few.
E.E. Cummings was his favorite author but David could always be found reading a Consumer Report, The Wall Street Journal or a car magazine. He counted his beloved 1977 Porsche as one of his favorite possessions, yet he considered his most sentimental and most cherished items to be those passed down from his grandparents, mother, and father. In his down time he loved sitting out on the back deck relaxing with his beloved canine companions.
There is no greater man than one who lives by his convictions and cherishes those entrusted to his care, and David Ziegert was such a man. The foundation of his family, David worked hard to provide for those he loved, and as their foundation, he led by way of example in all he said and did with integrity. David was in many respects a quiet, introverted man; a deep thinker albeit kind and gentle. A beacon of decency, kindness, and compassion to everyone he met, David was a genuine gentleman who will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.
David Thomas Ziegert, age 68, of Wichita, Kansas, died Sunday, October 11, 2020. David was preceded in death by his parents, William Charles and Constance Clementine Ziegert and by his brother, William Lewis (Julaine) Ziegert. Survived by his wife, Dolores "Dee" Jean (Uzarski) Ziegert of Wichita, KS; brother, John Charles (Vivian) Ziegert of FL; daughter, Amelia Claire Ziegert of Irving, TX; numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives.
The Rosary will be prayed Thursday, October 15, 2020, 7:00 pm at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church where the funeral Mass will be held Friday, October 16, 2020, 10:00 am. Memorials have been established with Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church, 124 N Roosevelt St., Wichita, KS 67208, and The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, 124 N. Roosevelt St., Wichita, KS 67208, and Alcoholics Anonymous Central Office, 2812 East English St., Wichita, KS 67211. Downing & Lahey Mortuary - East Chapel. Share tributes online at: www.dlwichita.com. To learn more about David's life, please visit www.lifestorynet.com.
The Funeral Mass will also be live-streamed at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-Luptub5nfCaRfUc48twdw?view_as=subscriber
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They are beautiful, majestic creatures and an icebreaker for any conversation.
Parrots are extremely intelligent creatures and have powerful instincts, something that is not as evident in other domestic pets.
Although training them is hard work, it is also extremely rewarding to build a bond that lasts a lifetime.
They are expensive and high-maintenance creatures, and will scream and pull their feathers out if they get bored for long periods of time.
Potential danger if your parrot does not like one of your family members – their beaks are extremely strong and can tear through human skin easily as it gets older, or even bend the bars of its cage. As its natural for them to chew and peck at things, you will need to be careful with thing like clothes, walls, lampshades, even couches.
Birds are self-serving creatures and their loyalties and trust may shift on a whim, if you don't give them the time and attention they want.
They easily throw tantrums, are extremely loud and their hormones can make them more and more unpredictable as they grow older.
Are there additional animals at home? Many types of dogs, snakes and cats tend to be predators for birds. It is important to check if you need to supervise them at all times or not.
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General Terms and Conditions of the Tour Operator COMPACT TOURS Ltd. (CT) for End-Users
(There are seperate conditions in the area of business to business "B2B")
1. Conclusion of a travel contract/customer´s requirements
1.1 By submitting a booking to the tour operator a customer makes a binding offer for the conclusion of a contract with the tour operator. This offer is based on the travel tender and on supplementary information supplied to the customer by the tour operator for a specific tour should this be the case.
1.2 Travel agents (e.g. travel agencies) and service providers (e.g. hotels, carriers) are not authorized by the tour operator to make agreements, to give information or make assurances which change the agreed content of the travel contract, which exceed the services promised by the tour operator or contradict the travel tender.
1.3 Local and hotel prospectuses as well as Internet bidding which are not published by the tour operator are not binding for the tour operator and his service obligation unless they were explicitly agreed on with the customer as part of the travel tender or content of the tour operator´s service obligation.
1.4 A booking can be made in verbal, written form, on the phone, by fax or electronically (email, Internet). If a booking was made electronically, the tour operator will immediately confirm electronically. This initial confirmation is no confirmation of acceptance of a booking.
1.5 The customer is liable for all contractual obligations of fellow travellers who he included in the booking as well as for his own if he accepted this liability in a explicit and seperate declaration.
1.6 A contract comes about through the acceptance (of a booking) by the tour operator. This acceptance does not require any special form. On or immediately after the conclusion of a contract the tour operator will issue a travel confirmation to the customer. The tour operator is not required to issue a travel confirmation when a booking is made less than seven business days befor the start of the tour.
1.7 If the content of the travel confirmation differs from the the content of the booking, the tour operator is bound to this new offer for the duration of ten days. A contract on the basis of the new offer is concluded if the customer declares his explicit acceptance of the offer or pays a deposit to the tour operator during the period stipulated.
2.1 Payments towards the travel price before the completion of the tour may only be requested or accepted by the tour operator or a travel agent against the handing over of a security note. On conclusion of a contract a deposit of 20 %of the tour price is demanded. A higher deposit is only possible when there is proof that the tour operator makes higher cost claims towards advance expenses (like e.g. entrance tickets, flight tickets).
The rest of the payment is to be settled 3 weeks before tour start provided that the security note has been handed over and the tour cannot be cancelled due to the reason referred to in section 8.
2.2 If the customer does not pay the deposit and/or the rest of the payment according to the contractual agreements about payment, the tour operator has the right to withdraw from the contract after reminding the customer and setting a deadline and to request cancellation fees according to clause 5.2 par. 2 to 5.5 of the BGB.
3. Service changes
3.1 Changes of substantial services of the agreed content of a travel contract that become necessary after the conclusion of a contract and were not caused by the tour operator against good faith are only permissable if they are not considerable and do not affect the general design of the tour.
3.2 Possible guarantee claims remain untouched if changed services are faulty.
3.3 It is the tour operator's duty to inform the customer without delay about service changes after learning about a cause for a change.
3.4 In the case of a considerable change of a major service the customer has the right to withdraw from the contract free of charge or to demand participation in a tour of at least the same value if the tour operator is able to offer such a tour from his offer without any extra costs for the customer. The customer has to assert his rights immediately after being informed of the service change by the tour operator or to cancel the tour.
4. not applicable
5. Rescission through the customer,-cancellation fees
5.1 The customer can withdraw from the contract at any time before the start of the tour. The withdrawal is to be addressed to the tour operator at the address given above/below. If the tour was booked through a travel agency, withdrawal can be declared to that, too. The customer is advised to declare his withdrawal in written form.
5.2 If the customer withdraws from the contract before the tour start or does not begin his tour, the tour operator loses his claim to the tour payment. Instead the tour operator can demand reasonable reimbursement for the taken travel precautions and expenditures so far in relation to the tour price as long as he is not responsible for the withdrawalor the withdrawal is due to force majeure.
5.3 The tour operator has to estimate his claim for reimbursement in consideration of the withdrawal date, i.e. the proximity of the contractual tour start in percentage ratio to the tour price at a flat rate under consideration of usually saved expenditures and possible use of travel services elsewise. The reimbursement is calculated according to the receipt of the declaration of withdrawal as stated below:
a) Standard rates:
30 days and more before tour start 20 %
29 to 22 days before tour start 30 %
14 to 7 days before tour start 50 %
6 days to 1 day before tour start 80 %
Failure to start the tour 90 % of the tour price
If a tour including tickets for a cultural event is cancelled by a customer, the cancellation of the tour includes the participation in the cultural event as well. If the tickets cannot be resold, the price may be charged fully. For cultural events the general terms of business of the relevant operators are valid. Changes in cast or programmes or do not entitle customers to cancel the other parts of the tour.
b) Tickets to cultural institutions/for cultural events (without further touristic services)
Sold tickets can on principle be neither returned nor exchanged. There is no reimbursement for expired tickets.
5.4 It is the customer's right to prove that no claim for reimbursement has arisen or that the reimbursement may be considerably lower than the flat rate.
5.5 The tour operator has the right to demand higher specificreimbursement instead of the flat rate if he can prove that his expenses were considerably higher than the relevant flat rate. In this case the tour operator has to calculate and document the demanded reimbursement considering saved expenditures and the possible use of travel services elsewise.
5.6 The legal right of the customer in the spirit of clause 651b of the BGB to supply a substitute is not touched on by the conditions above.
6. Re-booking
6.1 The customer does not have the right to demand a change in the dates, destination, place of start of a tour, accommodation or means of transport after a booking has been concluded contractually. If nebertheless changes are made to a booking on request of the customer (re-booking), the tour operator can charge a re-booking fee per person providing the following deadlines are met.
a) For package tours
until 60 days before tour start € 50,00
6.2 Customer requests for re-booking made after the deadlines have passed can, if at all possible, be only carried out after withdrawal from the contract according to clause 5.2 to 5.5 of the BGB based on these conditions and simultaneous new booking. This rule does not apply if the request for re-booking causes only small costs.
7. Unclaimed services
If the customer does not claim individual services that were offered to him for reasons arising on the customer´s side (e.g. because of an early return journey or for other compelling reasons), the custoer does not have the right to demand partial reimbursement of the tour price. The tour operator will try to seek reimbursements for the saved expenditures from the relevant operator. This does not apply if the unclaimed service is insignificant or if legal or official regulations do not allow for reimbursement.
8. Rescission due to not reaching minimum number of participants
The tour operator can withdraw from the travel contract due to not reaching the minimum number of participants only if he:
a) quotes the minimum number of participants in the travel tender as well as a deadline before the contractual tour start by which the customer must have received a declaration of rescission and
b) quotes the minimum number of participants and the deadline for rescission in the tour confirmation or refers to the relevant data in the travel tender.
Rescission has to be declared to the customer at the latest 30 days before the agreed tour start.
If at an earlier stage it is clear that the minimum number of participants is not going to be reached, it is the tour operator's duty to make use of his right to rescission promptly.
If a tour is cancelled due to this cause, payments made by the customer towards the tour price have to be promptly returned.
9. Termination of contract based on behavioural reasons
The tour operator can terminate a contract without notice if a traveller continues to disrupt a tour considerably despite being cautioned or if his behaviour is to such an extent in breach of contract that the annulment of the contract is justified. In the case of termination through the tour operator, the tour operator remains entitled to the price of the tour. However, the tour operator has to let himself be charged for saved expenditures and advantages that he gains through other usage of the unclaimed services, including credited contributions from other operators.
10. Customer´s duty to cooperate
10.1 Defects
If a tour is not delivered according to the contract, a customer can demand rectification. However, it is the customer's duty to inform the tour operator promptly of any faults. If the customer fails culpably to report a fault, he is not liable to demand a price reduction.
This does not apply if informing of a fault is obviously pointless or for other reasons not reasonable.
The customer is obliged to inform the local tour couriers promptly of any faults. If there is no local tour courier present, possible faults are to be reported to the tour operator at his regular address. The customer is informed about the accessability of tour couriers or the tour operator in the service description, at the latest in the tour documentation.
Local couriers are instructed to take remedial action if this is possible. However, they cannot acknowledge claims.
10.2 Setting a deadline before cancellation
If a customer/tourist wants to terminate a tour contract due to a tour fault described in clause 651c – e of the BGB or due to a considerable reason based on unreasonable circumstances which are obvious to the tour operator, the tour operator is to set an according deadline for remedial action. This is not the case if remedial action is impossible or denied by the tour operator or if immediate cancellation of contract is justified by special interest of the customer/tourist and is obvious to the tour operator.
10.3 Damage of luggage and delayed luggage
The tour operator recommends reporting damage or delivery delays of luggage on flights immediately in situ to the relevant airline by completing a notification of loss (P.I.R.). Airlines usually reject refunding without a declaration of loss being completed. A declaration of loss is to be completed within 7 days in the case of damage to luggage, and within 21 days in the case of luggage delay after receiving delayed luggage. Otherwise loss, damage or misdirection of luggage are to be reported to the tour guide or local courier/representative of the tour operator.
10.4 Travel documentation
It is the customer´s duty to inform the tour operator if travel documentation (e.g. flight tickets, hotel vouchers) are not received within the deadline stated by the tour operator.
11.1 The tour operator´s contractual liability of damage that are not caused by injury to life, body or health is limited to the triple tour price
a) as long as damageto a tourist is not caused wilfully or through culpable negligence, or
b) as long as the tour operator is responsible for damage caused to a tourist because of the fault of a service deliverer. Claims possibly exceeding the limit are in accordance with the Montreal Convention respectively the Aviation Act are not touched by the limitation.
11.2 The tour operator is not liable for faulty services, personal injury or property damage linked to services of other operators which are merely mediated (e.g. tours, sports events, theatre visits, exhibitions, carrier services to and from a published point of departure and destination), if these services are marked in the travel tender and booking confirmation unambiguously as services of other operators so that they are clearly distinguishable by the customer as services not delivered by the tour operator.
The tour operator is, however, liable
a) for services including the transportation of tourists from the published departure point to the published tour destination, transportation during the tour and accommodation during the tour,
b) if damage to a tourist is caused by the tour operator´s violation of his duty of notification, to inform and organize.
12. Suspention of claims
12.1 Claims according to clauses 651c – f of the BGB are to be asserted within a month after the contractually planned end of a tour.
12.2 The deadline starts on the day following the contractual end of a tour. If the last day of a deadline is a Sunday, an official state holiday in the place of declaration of claim or a Saturday, it is replaced by the next weekday.
12.3 In keeping with the deadline a claim can be made to the tour operator´s address stated above/below.
12.4 Once a deadline is over a claim can only be made by a customer/tourist if the customer/tourist was unable to adhere to the deadline through no fault of his own.
12.5 The deadline stated in 12.1 also applies to reporting damage to luggage or luggage delivery delays linked to air travel according to section 10.3, if warranty rights are claimed based on clause 651c par. 3, 651d, 651e par. 3 and 4 of the BGB. A claim for damages is to be completed within 7 days in the case of damage to luggage, and within 21 days in the case of luggage delay after receiving delayed luggage.
13. Lapse
13.1 A customer´s/tourist´s claim according to clauses 651c – 651f of the BGB concerning injuries to life, body or health that are caused by the tour operator´s intentional or negligent breach of duty or a lawful representative or vicarious agent of the tour operator is in lapse after two years.This also applies to claims concerning compensation for other damages caused by intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty through the tour operator or a lawful representative or vicarious agent of the tour operator.
13.2 All other claims according to clauses 651c – f of the BGB are in lapse after one year.
13.3 Lapse according to sections 13.1 and 13.2 starts on the day following the last day of the tour as stated in the contract. If the last day of a deadline is a Sunday, an official state holiday in the place of declaration of claim or a Saturday, it is replaced by the next weekday.
13.4 If there are pending negotiations/hearings between the customer/tourist and tour operator about the claim or the circumstances justifying the claim, lapse is checked until the customer/tourist or tour operator refuses to continue the negotiations/hearings. Lapse can occur at the earliest three months after the end of the check.
14. Information obligations
The EU regulation about informing airline passengers about the identity of the executing airline commits the tour operator to inform the customer about the identity of the executing airline of all flight transfers of a booked tour.
If the executing airline has not been determined at the time of booking, the tour operator is obliged to name the airline or airlines that will most probably execute the flights.
As soon as the tour operator knows which airline will execute a flight, the customer has to be informed.
If the executing airline which a customer has been informed of changes, the tour operator has to inform the customer of the change. The tour operator has to take immediate action to ensure that the customer is informed of the change as soon as possible.
The "black list" can be found at: http://air-ban.europa.eu.
15. Passport, visa and health requirements
15.1 It is the tour operator's duty to inform citizens EU states where the tour is offered about the relevant passport, visa and health requirements prior to the conclusion of contract as well as possible changes before the beginning of a tour. Citizens of other countries should contact the relevant consulate. It is expected that there are no particularities in the person of the tourist (e.g. dual citizenship, statelessness).
15.2 The customer himself is responsible for getting and carrying all necessary travel documentation, possibly officially required vaccinations as well as complying with custom and foreign currency regulations. Disadvantages resulting from the tourist's failure to comply with these requirements, e.g. the payment of withdrawal fees, are chargeable to the tourist. This is not the case if information supplied by the tour operator was not complete of false.
15.3 The operator is not liable for the timely granting and receipt of visas through the relevant diplomatic representation if the customer entrusted him with the application for visas, unless the tour operator culpably neglected his duties.
Notification about annulment of contract due to force majeure
Concerning the cancellation of tour contract customers are advised to consult the legal regulations in the BGB that read:
Clause 651j:
(1) Based on this clause both parties to the contract may terminate a tour contract if a tour is considerably impeded, endangered or impaired due to force majeure unforseeable at the time of conclusion of contract.
(2) If a contract is cancelled according to paragraph (1), the regulations in clauses 651e par. 3 sentences 1 and 2, par. 4 sentence 1 are applied. Extra costs for return transportation are shared equally between both parties. Any further costs that arise are paid for by the tourist.
As at may 2015
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Q: Add temporary coredata entity in a relationship with a non-temporary entity Lets say i have a fetched result array filled with entities (Entity-A)
All these entities are in a relationship with another EntityB.
There might be some missing Entities in fetchedArray, in which case I want to manually create a new Entity-A, set it to a relationship with EntityB and add it to the entities array manually,
Doable, but I don't want to save those "created", "new" entities of A type.

If i do create a new Entity-A and add nil to its NSManagedObjectContext, i cannot add it as a relationship to entityB, cuz its in in the objectContext..
Is there another way here? i don't want to risk adding it to the db then deleting it cuz the apps connected via core data, and that would add a whole lot of complications, not to forget the unusual occurrences when the app just closes, battery running out or something..
My main question is a way to add the new Temporarity Entity in a relationship with the existing entity and forget about saving it..
any way out is really really appreciated, been struggling with this..

A: jasonIM,
Yours is a perfect application for a scratchpad MOC (Managed Object Context). Basically, create a new MOC and never save it. Then items added to the entity never hit the persistent store.
Andrew


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Days of Our Lives characters (1980s)
Bret (disambiguation)
Henderson may refer to:
People, families
Henderson (surname), description of the surname, and a list of people with the surname
Clan Henderson, a Scottish clan
Ella Henderson, a British Singer
Henderson, Buenos Aires, the district capital of Hipolito Yrigoyen Partido
Henderson, Western Australia
Henderson, New Zealand
Henderson (New Zealand electorate), former parliamentary electorate
Henderson, California
Henderson, Humboldt County, California
Henderson, San Mateo County, California
Henderson, Tulare County, California
Henderson, Colorado
Henderson, Georgia
Henderson, Illinois
Henderson, Indiana
Henderson, Iowa
Henderson, Kentucky
Henderson, Louisiana
Henderson, Maryland
Henderson, Michigan
Henderson, Minnesota
Henderson, Nebraska
Henderson, New York
Henderson, North Carolina
Henderson, Tennessee
Henderson, West Virginia
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A list of notable characters from the NBC soap opera Days of Our Lives that significantly impacted storylines and debuted between January 1, 1980, and the end of 1989.
Jessica Blake Fallon
Jessica Blake Fallon is a fictional character on the American soap opera Days of Our Lives. She was played by Jean Bruce Scott from April 30, 1980. Scott departed from the series on November 9, 1982. In August 2012, it was announced that Scott would return to the show after nearly a thirty-year absence, airing on August 31 till September 6, 2012.
The character of Jessica is the daughter of Marie Horton and Alex Marshall, granddaughter of Tom and Alice Horton and mother of recent character, Nick Fallon. Jessica suffers from dissociative identity disorder, one of her alters, Angelica, terrorized her mother while the other one Angel became involved with Jake Kositchek, who would later be known as the Salem Strangler, a serial killer. Angel and Jake ran off to Las Vegas to elope, but Jessica came to and called Alex. Marie and Alex rushed to Vegas and stopped the wedding just in the nick of time. Jessica fell apart and was hospitalized.
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Henderson, officially the City of Henderson, is a city in Clark County, Nevada, United States. It is the second largest city in Nevada, after Las Vegas, with an estimated population of 270,811 in 2013. The city is part of the Las Vegas metropolitan area, which spans the entire Las Vegas Valley. Henderson occupies the southeastern end of the valley, at an elevation of approximately 1,330 feet (410 m).
In 2011, Forbes magazine ranked Henderson as America's second safest city. It has also been named as "One of the Best Cities to Live in America" by Bloomberg Businessweek. In 2014, Henderson was again ranked as one of the Top 10 "Safest Cities in the United States" by the FBI Uniform Crime Report.
The township of Henderson first emerged in the 1940s during World War II with the building of the Basic Magnesium Plant. Henderson quickly became a main supplier of magnesium in the United States, which was called the "miracle metal" of World War II. The plant supplied the US War Department with magnesium for incendiary munition casings and airplane engines, frames, and other parts. A quarter of all US wartime magnesium came from the Henderson Plant to strengthen aluminium, using 25% of Hoover Dam's power to separate the metal from its ore by electrolysis. Mayor Jim Gibson's grandfather, Fred D. Gibson, was one of the original engineers sent to Great Britain to learn the secret of creating the "miracle metal" which would eventually help the United States and its allies win the war.
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Bretó is a municipality located in the province of Zamora, Castilla y León, Spain. According to the 2009 census (INE), the municipality has a population of 212 inhabitants.
Coordinates: 41°53′N 5°44′W / 41.883°N 5.733°W / 41.883; -5.733
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Bretó
Bret is a male given name, which derives from Breton, a person from Brittany in France.
People so named include:
Bret Anderson (born 1974), Canadian football player
Bret Baier (born 1970), American journalist
Bret Bergmark (born 1973), American mixed martial artist
Bret Bielema (born 1970), American football coach
Bret Blevins (born 1960), American comic book artist
Bret Boone (born 1969), American baseball player
Bret Cooper (born 1970), American football player
Bret Easton Ellis (born 1964), American writer
Bret Gilliam, American diver
Bret Haaland (born 1959), American animator
Bret Harrison (born 1982), American actor
Bret Hart (born 1957), Canadian wrestler
Bret Harte (1836-1902), American author
Bret Hedican (born 1970), American ice hockey player
Bret Iwan (born 1982), American voice actor
Bret Anthony Johnston (born 1972), American writer
Bret Loehr (born 1993), American actor
Bret McKenzie (born 1976), New Zealand musician and actor
Bret Michaels (born 1963), American singer
Bret Morrison (1912-1978), American actor
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Bret
Bret is a male first name.
Bret may also refer to:
David Bret (born 1954), French-born British author
Patrice Bret (born 1971), French ski mountaineer
Bioluminescence Resonance Energy Transfer
Hurricane Bret (disambiguation)
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hendersonantiques.com
hendersontrust.com
radiohenderson.com
So Young, Brett Anderson
One Lazy Morning, Brett Anderson
The Asphalt World, Brett Anderson
The 2 Of Us, Brett Anderson
Summer, Brett Anderson
Song For My Father, Brett Anderson
Scorpio Rising, Brett Anderson
Saturday Night, Brett Anderson
Pretty Widows, Brett Anderson
P. Marius, Brett Anderson
Mother Night, Brett Anderson
Love Is Dead, Brett Anderson
Leave Me Sleeping, Brett Anderson
Knife Edge, Brett Anderson
Julian's Eyes, Brett Anderson
Intimacy, Brett Anderson
Infinite Kiss, Brett Anderson
Indian Strings, Brett Anderson
Hymn, Brett Anderson
Funeral Mantra, Brett Anderson
Frozen Roads, Brett Anderson
Everything Will Flow, Brett Anderson
Europe Is Our Playgroundthe Big Time, Brett Anderson
Elegant, Brett Anderson
Ebony, Brett Anderson
Dust & Rain, Brett Anderson
Down, Brett Anderson
Colour Of The Night, Brett Anderson
Clowns, Brett Anderson
Chinese Whispers, Brett Anderson
Can't Get Enough, Brett Anderson
California Sun, Brett Anderson
By The Sea, Brett Anderson
Blessed, Brett Anderson
Beautiful Ones, Brett Anderson
Back To You, Brett Anderson
Ashes Of Us, Brett Anderson
A Different Place, Brett Anderson
Wheatfields, Brett Anderson
We Can Be Anyone, Brett Anderson
To The Winter, Brett Anderson
The Wild Ones, Brett Anderson
The Swans, Brett Anderson
The Empress, Brett Anderson
The More We Possess, The Less Own Of Ourselves, Brett Anderson
The Living Dead, Brett Anderson
When Doves Cry, Brett Anderson
Because we're young, because we're gone
we'll take the tide's electric mind, oh yeah? oh yeah
we're so young and so gone, let's chase the dragon, oh
Because we're youn, because we're gone
We'll scare the skies with tiger's eyes, oh yeah? oh yeah
let's chase the dragon...
...from our home high in the city where the skyline
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Trees and Snow, from Yosemite Valley Portfolio III
Image: 28.2 x 22 cm (11 1/8 x 8 11/16 in.); Mounted: 45.7 x 35.5 cm (18 x 14 in.); Paper: 28.2 x 22 cm (11 1/8 x 8 11/16 in.)
Gift of Frances P. Taft 2014.416
© Trustees of the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust
Ansel Adams American, 1902-1984 San Francisco-born Ansel Adams took his first photograph in 1916. More than a dozen years later (during which time he also trained as a concert pianist), he decided on photography as a career. A master of the natural landscape photograph, Adams became famous for his spectacular, reverential images of the American West. He also was known for his technical skill, conceiving the zone system method of exposure and development control. An advocate of straight, unmanipulated photography, in 1932 Adams cofounded Group f/64 (among the other founding members were Imogen Cunningham, Edward Weston, and Willard Van Dyke), and that year exhibited his work with the group at San Francisco's M. H. de Young Memorial Museum. In 1936 his images were featured in a one-person exhibition at Alfred Stieglitz's New York gallery, An American Place, and three years later he took part in group exhibitions at the Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco and the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 1940 Adams helped found the department of photography at the Museum of Modern Art, and later in the decade was awarded two fellowships from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to photograph America's national parks. Beginning in the 1930s and continuing throughout his long, productive career, Adams published numerous books and portfolios of his images. His technical books on photography, including Making a Photograph, Basic Photo Series, and Polaroid Land Photography Manual, were also popular. Adams was influential not only as a photographer but also as a teacher, lecturer, and conservationist. In 1980 he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the country's highest civilian honor. M.M.
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... but not the end.
Today marks the conclusion of our weekly A Maker's Guide blog series. I have thoroughly enjoyed walking with you chapter by chapter in your journey. More than anything, I want you to know how proud I am of you! The endurance and discipline you have displayed led you through these uncharted hills and valleys with flying colors. Through it all, you have learned and grown by leaps and bounds. Even though there is and will always continue to be hard work and tough calls ahead, this road is also paved with great reward.
Leading this type life, one that chases after excellence, will always bring greater reward than a life of complacency. Never forget that as you chase your dream, you are bringing encouragement and provision to others as well. Some days more than others will leave you exhausted, it's true. But the mission to pursue your dreams demands you fight for it! Never stop fighting for the joy found in pursuing your dreams dear maker.
I will continually check in on you and send updates your way through this blog. In the meantime, I highly recommend you connect with a mentor in your field, read every entrepreneur book you can get your hands on and never settle for status quo. Remember, you and your dreams deserve the best opportunities you can have. Go for big or go home!
Every word I have written to you I myself use every day. I write because I want you to succeed as well! We are all in this together. Each of us uncovering, pursuing and fighting for our dreams! No matter how big or how small you feel some days, know that hard work brings satisfaction unlike anything else. You have a great foundation dear maker...keep building upwards!
Every day is a new gift full of possibilities. Use what you have been given to the fullest. as you stay true to your calling--that which makes the most of your talents, gifts, passions & resources--you are making a difference in your world. Realize it or not, you are needed, dear maker. The world needs what you hold. The world needs impassioned doers and fighters who won't settle for any less but recognize there is much more to be had in this life.
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Q: Wifi Direct in Windows 7 and WPF I would like to have some basic communication between some apps we are building. I have been researching on wifi direct, which sounds perfect, but I cannot find much information on it for Windows 7 and WPF (C#).
When I search around all I seem to get is Windows 8 support and Android questions.
Is this a standard that has been implemented by Windows 7? Can I use the features in a C# WPF app? If so, some reference materials would be great if you know of any.
Thanks.

A: Wifi direct is not implemented in Windows 7, although there may be some 3rd party apps available that implement it.
It is a new feature built into windows 8.  Here's a presentation that goes over the feature in detail: http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/BUILD2011/HW-329T


Frida has vibrant red glass in its base that is paired with a wide, cut corner, rectangular shade. The shade is covered with gold/mustard colored silk embroidered with a floral design. Frida has a double bulb socket and is finished with beaded pulls and a beaded finial.