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With Lectures, Books and Samovars, Center for Russian Culture Aims to keep U.S., Russia Ties Strong
Submitted on Monday, 6/16/2014, at 1:29 PM
Whether it's a lecture by an Amherst alumnus who's a top authority on Russia or a reading of poems by leading Russian poets, the Center for Russian Culture at Amherst College has stuck to its mission despite sometimes chilly official relations between Russian and the United States.
"Our philosophy is to promote better understanding and establish more informed relations between the two countries," said Stanley Rabinowitz, professor of Russian at Amherst and director of the Center.
That tradition continued on a recent Monday, with a lecture by Andrew Kuchins '81, Director and Senior Fellow of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Affairs in Washington, D.C.
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Gus Greenstein '14 and Meghna Sridhar '14 Awarded Watson Fellowships
By Daniel Diner '14
Gus Greenstein '14
Meghna Sridhar '14
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Students Named Goldwater, Truman Scholars
By William Sweet
Donna Leet '15 and Xiaoling Yu '15
Two Amherst juniors intent on conducting biomedical research to fight fatal diseases are among the outstanding science students being honored this year by the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program. A third junior, fired with a passion to battle economic inequality and the political ambition to carry this out, is being honored by the Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation.
Donna Leet '15
Xiaoling Yu '15
Pierre Joseph '15
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship
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Amherst College to Establish New Office of Environmental Sustainability
Amherst College is establishing an Office of Environmental Sustainability and will be launching a national search for the office's first director, marking a major milestone in the college's longstanding commitment to environmental sustainability.
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New York Times Commentator, Olympic Gold Medal-Winning Swimmer and Renowned Statistician Among Seven to Be Honored at Amherst College Commencement May 25
Submitted on Sunday, 5/25/2014, at 9:05 AM
AMHERST, Mass.—Political and cultural commentator David Brooks, Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Cullen Jones, tech entrepreneur Thai-Hi Lee '80, statistician and writer Nate Silver, contemporary artist Sarah Sze, the late American studies scholar and transportation expert Yasuo Sakakibara and former Amherst College Board of Trustees chair and businessman Jide Zeitlin '85 will all receive honorary degrees from Amherst College during its 193rd Commencement exercises on Sunday, May 25, at 10 a.m. on the school's main quad.
Cullen Jones
Thai-Hi Lee '80
Yasuo Sakakibara
Sarah Sze
Jide Zeitlin '85
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Laure Katsaros Receives Mellon New Directions Fellowship to Study Architectural Design
Associate Professor of French Laure Katsaros has received $262,500 from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation through its New Directions Fellowship program, which exists to "assist faculty members in the humanities … who seek to acquire systematic training outside their own areas of special interest." Katsaros' award will support her in earning a master's degree in the history and philosophy of design from Harvard's Graduate School of Design in 2014–15, and in traveling around France to visit several distinctive architectural sites. Her goal is to produce a final project for the master's program, and eventually a book, tentatively titled Glass Architectures: Utopian Surveillance from Fourier to the Surrealists.
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Amherst launches Sports Analytics initiative, seeking to leverage success of its "Moneyball" alumni
By Peter Rooney
Justin Serpone
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V is for Volunteerism
Since 2011, more than 40 Amherst College students have served as music mentors in Amherst Regional Public Schools, providing guidance for children who want to learn about wind, brass, percussion and string instruments, as well as vocal performance. The program is the brainchild of Amherst Music Professor David Schneider and has been supported by the college's Center for Community Engagement.
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Back in the USSR: 2021: A Short Introduction, Segment 1
Back in the USSR gives you a short introduction to 2021 and explains why socialism is the future we must fight for. The pandemic has fully exposed the barbarity of capitalism and the truth that it has no livable future to offer humanity.
Back in the USSR
Radio Ecoshock Show: Runaway Glaciers & Sinking Cities, Segment 1
Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica: nothing can stop ice larger than England sliding into the sea to flood coastal cities around the world. While the sea is rising, land is sinking under 1 in 5 people. If you want the big picture behind the future, dont miss geoglaciologist Sridhar Anandakrishnan from Penn State, and Dr. Devin Galloway from the U.S. Geological Survey.
Indigenous in Music with Larry K: Indigenous in Music with Larry K – Herbie Barnes in our Spotlight Interview (Jazzy, Pop, Country) Hour 2, Segment 1
1 hour 27 minutes ago
Welcome to Indigenous in Music! This week our guest comes to us from the Manitoulin Island, Herbie Barnes is in the house. He has been enjoying the success on stage and on film as director and actor, and now brings to us his debut musical release "Faded Pages." Herbie Barnes, he is featured in our current issue of the SAY Magazine, stop by our homepage and read all about him and hear his music on Spotify. Music from Herbie Barnes, Gabby Taylor, Adrian Wall, Shylah Ray Sunshine, Bomba Estereo, Orishas, Jose Feliciano, Wolfsheart, DJ Shub, Frikstailers, Mike Bern, Hour Eleven, Phil Collen, Crown Lands, Iskwe, Rellik, Nathan Cunningham, Blue King Brown, Carsen Gray, Red Rockerz, Nimkish, Stolen Identity, Angel Baribeau, Eadse, Jace Martin, Samian, Def-i, Ariano, Elastic Bond, Joey Stylez, QVLN, John McLeod and much much more. Visit us on our music page at IndigenousinMusic.com and our homepage at indigenousinmusicandarts.org. We have underwriting opportunities available. Indigenous in Music, a non-profit, section 501(c)(3).
WHFM: Herman's Radio & Record Room #13, Segment 1
My dad Herman Frederick Moe was a radio engineer & TV repairman, a country & western "cowboy singer" and rustic guitar player. He performed in the late 1930's on live radio before he enlisted in World War II as a radio-telephone technician. This show is my homage to him. My father loved the other side of radio as well – the listening side – it kept him company during many lonesome nights in the 30's, 40's, 50's & 60's. From my imagination to your ears – it's WHFM – vintage music from mid century America. This is music that I believe he would have enjoyed.
Frederick Moe
Not Entirely Classical : The Not Entirely Classical Music Hour #5, Segment 1
A very occasional show that is broadcast on classicalwscs.org
Global A Go-Go: January 18, 2021: Crees que soy sexy?, Segment 1
Balkan folktronica; soulful sounds from Brazil; some unlikely Latin American covers; thumb piano music from Zimbabwe; mbaqanga and soul jive; a band of seven young Beninoise women rockin' a vintage West African sound
Bill Lupoletti
The Stuph File Program With Peter Anthony Holder: The Stuph File Program - Episode #0596, Segment 1
5 hours 26 minutes ago
An eclectic collection of interviews and odd news designed to entertain
Peter Anthony Holder
Taylor Report: Trump is rightly mocked, but why did Canada follow his orders?, Segment 1
18 hours 18 minutes ago
Phil discusses the Trump phenomenon and the eternal Groundhog Day of U.S. politics, and moves on to Canada the "middle power" and Meng Wanzhou. By ordering our obedient government to arrest Meng, Trump sabotaged Canada's multilateral trade policy, hurting our relationship with a rapidly booming economic powerhouse. We all call Trump a maniac, yet Trudeau obeys him. Had Trudeau challenged Trump, the Democrats would not have been in Trudeau's corner. There was no censorship of Trump by Facebook or Twitter when Trump brazenly announced on Twitter that he had assassinated war hero General Soleimani on Jan. 3, 2020, while he was on an official mission of peace to Baghdad at the personal invitation of the Iraqi PM. Trudeau has repeatedly stated he's not happy with Iran's handling of the accidental shooting down of a Ukrainian airliner over Tehran during the near-war that Trump touched-off. 4 of the '5-Eyes' countries issued a statement condemning Iran. Trudeau, however, did not condemn Trump's assassination of Soleimani. Nor has the media, which echoes Trudeau's every remark. Recall that Michael McCain, CEO of Maple Leaf Foods, was loud in blaming Trump for the disaster, which took the lives of members of the family of one of his employees. McCain correctly pointed out that there wouldn't have been an airline disaster without Trump's illegal assassination of Soleimani.
Radio Thrift Shop: Broadcast 508, Segment 1
Radio Thrift Shop is DJ Frederick's two decade long (and counting) experiment, having evolved from Seldom Heard Radio. Radio Thrift Shop has a flexible format & an homage to the "underground" era of broadcasts of the 1960's and 1970's that DJ Frederick grew up listening to & features a homegrown mix of vinyl records, 78s, 45's, LPs, private press releases, and a variety of cassette tapes and homemade / self released cassettes & cds. Each broadcast of Radio Thrift Shop features an improvised or thematic playlist from DJ Frederick's music library. It's never the same program twice - or even once
Talk is Cheap: Tony Levin WOW Hall 2000, Segment 1
22 hours 6 minutes ago
Building Bridges: Part 2: Insurrection: A New Day of Infamy, Rooted in Centuries Old White Supremacy! , Segment 1
This is Part 2 of a 2 Part Program. Part 1 was featured last week. Insurrection Part 2:: The Chickens Coming Home To Roost with Eric Ward, Ex. Dir. and Senior Fellow with Southern Poverty Law Center and Race Forward and Ex. Dir. of Western States Center, a national hub for innovative responses to white nationalism, and structural inequality Ward is a nationally-recognized expert on the relationship between authoritarian movements, hate violence, and building toward an inclusive democracy. While its a New Day of Infamy, its Rooted in Centuries Old White Supremacy! The far-right siege on the U.S. Capitol has been called unbelievable, shocking, and beyond imagination, but, lets not forget the attacks on statehouses around the nation and all the symbols hate deployed (guillotine, hangmans noose, confederate and Nazi iconography), though they received far less coverage. The playbook for the Maga invasion of the nations Capitol building has been developing for years in plain sight, at far-right rallies in cities like Charlottesville, Berkeley and Portland, and then, in the past year, at state capitols across the country, where heavily armed white protesters have forced their way into legislative chambers to accuse politicians of tyranny and treason. While what happened was outrageous and wrong, was it really unbelievable? The far rights fears about replacement of the white race and outsider invasions have become standard tropes at conservative media outlets, and its anger is routinely stoked by the president of the United States and his cronies. White nationalism is closer to the mainstream of American politics than ever before. This is a dangerous and scary time, but it is not the first, and wont be the last eruption of the white supremacist violence we experience. Lets not get fooled thinking the 25th Amendment, Impeachment, prosecutions of insurrectionists and/or those in power who incited violence/sedition will end this. Historians are rightly making connections to the civil war, including declaring the confederacy finally stormed the Capitol. But white supremacy goes deeper than the civil war and pre-dates slavery " it is foundational to the U.S. settler state. So, instead of being shocked, this time, lets learn our history and lets start showing up for racial justice, against poverty and for economic justice, as internationalists and against militarism, and live that credo and standing firmly against red-baiting
Ken Nash and Mimi Rosenberg
State Of The City reports: Second Opinion: Gagged Covid Doctors Speak Out On Vaccines, Ivermectin And Chloroquine, 'Patients Before Power', Segment 9
https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2021/01/13/not-the-bcfm-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-22/
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Q: how to parse custom html element using ng-bind-html in angularjs I need to parse a string using ng-bind-html. This string contains some custom html tags in it. Which while parsing using ng-bind-html gives me an error for $sanitize:badparse.
Please see the fiddle for error: http://jsfiddle.net/8zS4h/2/
While reading questions in stackoverflow and in google I found that there could be a solution if I use $sce.trustAsHtml().
This solves my error issue but couldn't parse my custom html element.
You can see this updated fiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/8zS4h/3/
I am scratching hard my head to find a solution.
EDIT :
Just to add more info, I am getting this string from a rss feed, so sometimes it can have "<http>" or "<http" tags also. Which is where it is failing.
So if the string is like <http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/a076/ should gives output like http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/circulars/a076/

A: Well, I managed to get working tags like anchor, underline and bold without problem, look:
Fiddle
angular.module('ngBindHtmlExample', ['ngSanitize'])
  .controller('ngBindHtmlCtrl', ['$scope', function ngBindHtmlCtrl($scope) {
    $scope.myHTML =
        'link contests of OMB Circular A-76';
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}]);

seems like it's parsed correctly

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Not only is there a groan in the creation and in the hearts of God's people, but the verses before us today tell us God's Holy Spirit groans also. This is probably the most amazing thing of all – a groan in the heart of God. This is a most astonishing fact. Can you see what it means? God's heart aches for us all the time. He longs to help us. He is filled with a desire to give us the strength and grace to overcome life in a fallen world.
God was not happy with man in the past and is not happy with man today!
Gen 6:5 Then the Lord saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every intent of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. 6 And the Lord was sorry that He had made man on the earth, and He was grieved in His heart. 7 So the Lord said, "I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the earth, both man and beast, creeping thing and birds of the air, for I am sorry that I have made them." 8 But Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord.
Have you found God's grace and your freedom in Christ through the knowledge of the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus, the King of kings and The Lord of lords? If you have not please feel free to contact us.


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Film Mogul & Art Collector
Wang Zhongjun, Chairman of the Beijing-based Huayi Brothers Media Corp., reportedly buys Vincent Van Gogh's masterpiece Still Life, Vase With Daisies and Poppies at Sotheby's New York
Designer for APEC Leaders
Luo Zheng, a prominent fashion designer in China, has become a focus of the fashion world as one of the designers of outfits for APEC economic leaders, who held their annual meeting in Beijing in early November
"Efforts must be stepped up to advance market-oriented reforms, and a final push may even be needed to give impetus to them at an appropriate time."
Lu Feng, a Peking University professor in economics, stating Chinese President Xi Jinping's latest elaboration on the "new normal" theory has served to build consensus for bolder economic reforms
"The official will be held accountable even after he goes to other posts, retires, or quits his job."
Yuan Shuhong, deputy head of the Legislative Affairs Office of the State Council, noting that China is to set up a lifelong accountability system for officials in a recent interview with China Radio International
"The new arrangement will facilitate the introduction of yuan-denominated investment products by financial institutions in Hong Kong and enhance its position as an offshore yuan business center."
Norman Chan, Hong Kong Monetary Authority Chief Executive, commenting on the central bank's decision to abolish the daily 20,000 yuan ($3,260) conversion cap for Hong Kong residents
"Monetary policy in China is clearly geared toward the long term, and China has the benefit of large reserves and a growing economy, with a vigilant central bank. I think all the ingredients are there to address the potential market volatility."
Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, speaking in Beijing on November 12
Taking Root in Cities
Oriental Outlook
The household registration system, or hukou, is regarded as a vitally important element of a person's life in China. The system, which was formed during the era of the country's planned economy, has played an important role in controlling population migrations. However, as China's economy and society undergo ever more profound reforms, the negative impact of the system has become increasingly obvious. Although China has attempted to reform the system many times in the past 30 years, the speed and efficacy of such reforms have fallen short of the public's expectations.
Don't Play With Your Phone While Driving
Xinhua Daily Telegraph
As smartphones become widely used and social networking platforms such as Twitter-like micro-blogging service Weibo and instant messaging tool WeChat gain popular traction, many drivers have gotten into the habit of checking their Weibo or WeChat or even taking photos with their phones while driving.
In recent years, drivers who use their phones while driving have caused many traffic accidents. However, there are no laws governing behaviors such as driving while looking at one's micro-blog or WeChat.
New Drilling Ship China has completed its first domestically produced drilling ship, giving the country extra opportunity to tap into the deep-sea drilling sector (CHEN FEI)
Extended Visas Edmund Thomas Downie shows his visa to the press after becoming the first American citizen to be issued one of the new visas valid for entry within 10 years at the Visa Department of the Chinese Embassy to the United States in Washington D.C. (YIN BOGU)
IPR Court
A court specializing in intellectual property rights opens in Beijing in the latest effort to effectively handle IPR conflicts
Anti-Terrorism Efforts
China has launched a joint mechanism to improve intelligence gathering for anti-terrorism efforts
Phone Users
China's phone users numbered 1.53 billion at the end of September, including 1.27 billion mobile phone users
New Channel A construction vehicle works at a section of a tunnel of the Jiujiang-Jingdezhen-Quzhou railway in east China's Jiangxi Province (FU JIANBIN)
Ready to Set Sail Ships float on the main course of Xiangjiang River around Orange Island Bridge in Changsha, capital of central China's Hunan Province (LONG HONGTAO)
CPI and PPI
China's consumer price index, a main gauge of inflation, grew 1.6 percent year on year in October
Surging Exports
China's exports rose 11.6 percent year on year to hit $206.87 billion in October
Energy Agreement
China and Russia signed agreements to boost their energy cooperation, including a MOU to develop a second route to supply China with Russian natural gas
Income Tax Needs Further Reform
Source: Economic Information Daily
In 1994, the ratio of indirect tax in China was 75 percent, and two decades later, it now stands at roughly 60 percent. Currently the ratio of individual income tax is 6-7 percent, and is not likely to hit 15 percent in 2020. Ultimately, it is still a small tax.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Mayor of Berlin Klaus Wowereit place roses in a preserved segment of the Berlin Wall during commemorations on November 9 to mark the 25th anniversary of the fall of the landmark barrier between West and East Germany (XINHUA/AFP)
Pedestrians walk under a board listing foreign currency rates against the Russian ruble outside an exchange office in central Moscow on November 10 when Russia's central bank announced to end the dollar/euro currency peg (XINHUA/AFP)
Queensland police on November 12 patrol near the Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Center where the G20 Summit would be held on November 15-16 (XINHUA/AFP)
Astronomers watch 3D footage of the comet the spacecraft Rosetta would soon land on during a viewing party on November 12 at the University of Maryland in College Park, Maryland. Rosetta successfully landed on the comet after sailing through space for more than 10 years (XINHUA/AFP)
Men work to construct a 12-meter-high sandcastle that aims to be the highest of its kind in the world in Niterói on November 11 (XINHUA/AFP)
A fisherman displays his catch at the port in Gaza City on November 10 after Israel allowed, for the first time since 2007, the transport of Gazan fish to the West Bank (XINHUA/AFP)


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Q: intersection of sigma algebra not equal to sigma algebra of intersection Following example was shown in Probability with Martingale and said that it tripped up even Kolmogorov and Wiener.
Let $(Y_{i})_{i \in \mathbb{N}}$ be $i.i.d.$ with
$$
\mathop{{}\mathbb{P}}\{Y_i=1\}=\mathop{{}\mathbb{P}}\{Y_i=-1\}=\frac{1}{2}
$$
and define $X_n:=\prod_{i=0} ^{n}Y_i$. And define
$$
\mathcal{Y}:=\sigma((Y_{i})_{i\ge 1}), \mathcal{T_n}:=\sigma(X_r:r>n)
$$
Then
$$
\mathcal{L}:= \bigcap_{n} \sigma(\mathcal{Y},\mathcal{T}_n) \neq  \sigma \left( \mathcal{Y},\bigcap_{n} \mathcal{T_n} \right)=: \mathcal{R}
$$
My idea is that we can determine $Y_0$ given $\mathcal{Y}$ and any $\mathcal{T}_n$ and thus $Y_0 \in \mathcal{L}$. On the other hand, knowing remote future of $\mathcal{T}_n$ cannot help us to tell $Y_0$ and thus $Y_0$ is independent of $\mathcal{R}$. Is this true? And maybe there is a much more rigorous solution.


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OECD Home Development CentreInterrelations between Public Policies, Migration and Development in Armenia - en
Interrelations between Public Policies, Migration and Development in Armenia
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Interrelations between Public Policies, Migration and Development in Armenia is the result of a project carried out by the Caucasus Research Resource Center (CRRC-Armenia) and the OECD Development Centre, in collaboration with the State Migration Service (SMS) and with support from the European Union. The project aimed to provide policy makers with evidence on the way migration influences specific sectors – the labour market, agriculture, education and investment and financial services – and, in turn, how sectoral policies affect migration. The report addresses three dimensions of the migration cycle that have become an important part of the country's social and economic contexts: emigration, remittances and return. The results of the empirical work confirm that even though migration contributes to the development of Armenia, the potential of migration is not fully exploited. One explanation is that many policy makers in Armenia do not sufficiently take migration into account in their respective policy areas. Armenia therefore needs to adopt a more coherent policy agenda to do more to integrate migration into development strategies, improve co-ordination mechanisms and strengthen international co-operation. This would enhance the contribution of migration to development in the country.
Facts and figures of Armenia
Overview and policy recommendations in Armenia
Armenia's migration landscape
Understanding the methodological framework used in Armenia
What impacts does migration have on development in Armenia?
How do sectoral policies affect migration in Armenia
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Launch of the report : "Making the most of migration in developing countries: What role for public policies?", 23 May 2017, Yerevan, Armenia
23 May 2017 - Armenia needs to integrate migration into sectoral and national development strategies, says new joint OECD Development Centre – CRRC-Armenia report
Government Focal Point: State Migration Service
Local research partner: CRRC - Armenia
* 8 September 2015 - Consultation meeting on the Interrelations between Public Policies, Migration and Development in Armenia, Yerevan State University, Yerevan, Armenia
* 28 October 2014 - Kick-off Workshop on the Interrelations between Public Policies, Migration and Development in Armenia, Ani Plaza Hotel, Yerevan, Armenia


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Gina Koroknai joined Itad in the summer of 2017 as a Finance Administrator. She is responsible for the purchase ledger function and works on streamlining current processes within the finance team.
Prior to this role, Gina worked for a corporate company as a European Financial Analyst. She has over five years with strong experience in budgeting, forecasting and trend analysis.
Gina is currently studying towards her accounting qualification.


A life-sized, multi-coloured metal bull crafted by the artist behind Edinburgh Airport's iconic towering thistles and a stunning mirrored scenery-viewing cube which 'disappears' into its beautiful surroundings are two of 13 striking installations that form a new arts trail set amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
The unique BLiSS trail links the villages of Balquhidder, Lochearnhead, Strathyre and St Fillans, deep in the heart of 'Rob Roy Country'. The initiative is the brainchild of LETi, the Loch Earn Tourism Information group.
LETi has established the innovative arts trail to encourage more visitors to stop at, spend time in, and enjoy the villages and their spectacular settings by creating a new attraction for people of all ages to enjoy – providing a boost to tourism in the area and the local economy.
The group also wanted to create the trail to commemorate and celebrate the Year of Innovation, Architecture and Design 2016.
The name BLiSS - suggested by LETi member Kenny Higgins of the Strathyre Outdoors Community Interest Company - is made up of the first letters of the four villages with the letter 'i' representing both innovation and the universal tourism information symbol.
The collection includes works by artists Rob Mulholland, Kev Paxton, Heather Gray, June McEwan, Iain Chalmers, Lynne Schroder and Jeremy Cunningham as well as architects Ruairidh Moir, Daniel Tyler and Angus Ritchie. In addition a group of third year art students from Perth College, University of The Highlands and Islands, is developing a conceptual art team project as part of a new degree course.
The artworks will be promoted beside Loch Lubnaig, The Broch Café and recreation area, Airlie House B&B, Balquhidder Village Hall, Monachyle Mhor, The Golden Larches, Mansewood Country House, The Lochearnhead Hotel, Lochside Cottages, Loch Earn, Briar Cottages, The Four Seasons Hotel and The Achray House Hotel.
VisitScotland regional partnerships director Liz Buchanan MBE said: "LETi is to be congratulated on this fantastic, inventive achievement - creating this new attraction to connect Balquhidder, Lochearnhead, Strathyre and St Fillans is a great way of encouraging more visitors to stop off and spend time in and around the the four villages.
Kim Proven, LETi chair and owner of luxury self-catering Briar Cottages at Lochearnhead said: "We wanted to create something new - an attraction that would capture the imagination of people of all ages and become a talking point.
"Our BLiSS trail's diverse, inspirational artworks and installations should, we feel, do just that.
"Each of the pieces is interesting, thought-provoking and entertaining so we hope the trail will become a real favourite with visitors and make our villages even more attractive as destinations that people will seek out."
Artist Kev Paxton, who has three pieces on the BLiSS trail ('Bill The Bull', 'Sunflowers' and 'Fraser Briar') said: "I was delighted that LETi invited me to become involved in this arts trail linking villages around the A84 and A85.


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Jessica Su: Wealth, Assets, and Unintended Childbearing
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On February 28, 2020, Jessica Su, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a Faculty Fellow at the Carolina Population Center, will present "Wealth, Assets, and Unintended Childbearing" as part of the Carolina Population Center's 2019-2020 Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Series.
Dr. Jessica Houston Su is a sociologist who studies American family life and inequality. As a family demographer, she uses a sociological lens and quantitative analytic techniques to examine social patterns of family formation and how they are related to the health and well-being of parents and children. Her research contributes to the sociological literature in families, health, inequality, work, and demography. One stream of her research examines the causes and consequences of unintended and nonmarital fertility. For example, she examines how both macro and micro economic resources shape patterns of unintended childbearing. She also examines the short- and long-term implications of unintended childbearing for the mental health of parents and children. Another stream of research examines how nonstandard work schedules are related to the well-being of working mothers and their young children. Her research appears in peer-reviewed journals such as Demography, the Journal of Marriage and Family, and the Journal of Health and Social Behavior. She received her Ph.D. in Sociology from Cornell University and her B.A. in Sociology from Dartmouth College.
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Mario Miscione is an experienced writer/director who has helped produce several memorable projects. With Aaron Hann, Mario co-created The Vault, a web series centred on contestants of a futuristic game show. The series aired for sixteen episodes between 2011 and 2014.
Following this, Mario and Aaron Hann co-wrote/co-directed the Netflix psychological horror-thriller film Circle, which was released in 2015. The film stars a large ensemble cast including Julie Benz, Carter Jenkins and Michael Nardelli and has since become a simulator on Brantsteele.
Currently, Mario is an Executive Producer of Dark/Web, a horror-thriller television series airing on Amazon and starring Michael Nardelli, Brian Elerding, Sibongile Mlambo and Noemi Gonzalez, among others.
Thank you Mario for taking the time to chat with Courageous Nerd.
Circle – Netflix (2015)
You co-created The Vault, a 16-episode web series on YouTube. The show aired between 2011 and 2014. What was the initial inspiration for that idea?
Mario Miscione (MM): I moved to Los Angeles after college to pursue filmmaking, and I am a firm believer that it's much easier to get noticed in this industry if you actually make a film yourself, vs writing a script and hoping someone high up decides to greenlight it. A mutual friend put me in touch with Aaron Hann, who was also looking to create something, and we took stock of what would be feasible for two guys with no budget.
We knew we absolutely had to have a simple set and a small number of cast on set at any given time. We also knew that in order for us to make it feel professionally made, we had to keep it manageable in terms of locations, camera movements, etc. So really THE VAULT was born out of those parameters. We developed a concept that would meet all our low budget requirements, and once we had that we began building out the world. It was a challenge for us to come up with creative solutions to having no money, but I think those sort of challenges end up growing your creativity, anyway. We took on all of the crew roles ourselves. We built the sets, rigged the lighting, manned the camera, edited, designed sound and effects… everything. It was a massive learning curve but hugely beneficial for future projects.
Very few characters in The Vault are given a name or a different one from their portrayer. How did you find the more prominent cast members for the series?
MM: We thought it would be simpler remembering characters based on their rooms vs their names. Characters that spend more time in the spotlight almost always eventually reveal their names and become more fully fleshed out characters, but in terms of an audience keeping track, it felt better to just use the room names like "trash guy," etc. You also have characters like "the King," where we felt it made more sense for him to just stick with his title, since it was such a large part of his persona.
Most of the main cast was found via friends and friends of friends and in the first few eps were mostly done as favors to us or people willing to work just to build out their reels. We also filled a few roles on Craig's List (back in the day!). Luckily we were able to get a budget pretty quickly and pay everyone, at which time it became more of a widely cast "casting" net, where we'd post looking for people, or have names recommended to us.
Mark Cuban was an Executive Producer of The Vault. To what extent did his backing benefit the show?
MM: Mark's backing was a huge benefit. Aaron reached out to him with our pilot and production strategy early on in the process, as we were figuring out how we could possibly continue with the show, and he was gracious enough to invest in us. His backing allowed us to move the set out of my living room (where it had been for months) and into a small warehouse. It also allowed us to expand the scope of the show, compensate actors, and finish all 16+ episodes the way we wanted to.
There are not many flashbacks to the characters' lives before the show. Did you put any thought into this or just decide to focus on their present circumstances?
MM: In the Vault, all the characters are chosen because they've displayed something that the producers felt would benefit the game (and in turn, the show they were airing on their network). We wanted those characteristics to reveal themselves as you learn about the characters within the context of the game. Things like the "mail room" helped fill in further, but we always wanted to keep the story in the vault with no flashbacks to outside (save for the finale episodes). This was also a budgetary concern; keeping the show contained made it more manageable for our two person crew.
So our solution was to keep flashbacks for very important moments in the "mythology" of the Vault… Mainly Henry's qualifying round and a conversation between the producers as the show is running. That helped make them feel more important, I think.
As a writer, did you map out the whole storyline at the beginning? Or were you and Aaron Hann surprised by the direction that it ended up going in?
MM: We had the broad beats of the storyline mapped out from the beginning. I actually have a document we created when we were just starting to develop the storyline of the show and the finale always centered around escaping the vault and discovering the twist about the world outside. To us that was more interesting than making the finale about winning a prize, and I think it leaves our characters in a more interesting position than "it was all fake!" would have. What did the vault teach them that can be applied to this new world? What does it say about entertainment that this craven cash grab may have been the only thing that saved these kids lives?
More specific beats definitely evolved over time, characters were added and cut, moments were changed, etc. I think you have to be flexible and adaptable when you're creating something like this, for sure, and open to changes for sure, but definitely the big picture stuff was always there and always in our mind as we broke out the plot.
In your film CIRCLE on Netflix, there are 50 characters from the beginning. How did you determine which ones would be important and who would be killed early?
MM: Circle at its core is a film is about people, and as such we developed it around the characters first and the setting second. We had a massive list of characters of all types and walks of life and we slowly narrowed that list down to our final 50. Then, we looked at the perspectives and issues these people would bring to our circle, and began mapping out how these conversations would go and how we would flow from one to another. It starts to become a web, where character A would feel strongly about Issue 1, but differently on Issue 2, etc, so that was kind of fun to play out and see where people might fall and how alliances might form.
In terms of the deaths, some characters existed because we wanted to explore a particular issue, and other characters existed because we wanted to explore a particular plot issue about the world the characters find themselves in. Often those people's biggest narrative purpose was to die. Like the woman who steps out of her circle at the opening of the film or the man with the plan who gets killed just when he's about to step up to be a leader. We wanted to show the rules of the game and reinforce that no one was safe. Some characters had opportunities for great backstories and died too soon, which we felt was reflective of how real life is. So many people don't get to tell their stories or make their cases for themselves in real life. Sometimes they're judged based on very little, like superficial characteristics or our own personal biases.
We knew that we would have key characters make it very far and others we could interchange death orders for without adversely affecting the story we wanted to tell. In fact, we had one actor who had to leave the shoot a few days early to care for a sick friend, which was a problem because we were filming in chronological order. So we sat down and adjusted the kill order and a bit of dialogue so that her character died sooner and another character took her place. It ended up working well, luckily.
CIRCLE combines recognisable faces, such as Julie Benz and Carter Jenkins, with lesser-known actors. In the case of the more familiar actors did you reach out with the script or did they audition?
MM: Every film does this differently but in our case, we had connections with these actors who we loved and we reached out to with the script, met with them and discussed our vision for the film and the characters we hoped they'd play and asked them to come on board. We were incredibly lucky that they agreed to join our cast and believed in the strange little movie we were making.
In the film, there is a twist involving Michael Nardelli's character. As he is also a producer, did Michael choose that role for himself or was that decision written in after he came onboard?
MM: We always considered the possibility of Michael playing a role in the circle but we didn't actually decide which character that might be until well into the casting process. The decision was made by us; our producer team was always great about letting us make our own creative decisions and make the film we wanted to make. Again, we were pretty fortunate on that front because a lot of first time directors are overruled by their producers on all sorts of decisions. That was never the case with us, luckily.
In your newer show DARK/WEB, actors from THE VAULT and CIRCLE make appearances. How beneficial has it been to have somewhat of a repertory cast to appear in each of your projects?
MM: It's great. I think whenever you start a new project with a new cast, there's always going to be a period of acclimation and getting to know each other and how you work. When you bring back people you've already worked with, there's an immediate shorthand that is nice. If you're lucky, many shoots (despite the stress and long hours) end up feeling like a very intense summer camp with good friends and when it's over you miss the people you've spent the last few weeks working tirelessly with.
It's great when you have the opportunity to get some of those old friends back together again. Plus, the presence of people you know can make an intimidating new shoot slightly less so. I also believe strongly in highlighting talented indie actors, so I'm happy to give roles to actors who have proven they know their craft and are good collaborators. You want to surround yourself with people who believe in what you're doing as much as you do.
Unlike THE VAULT and CIRCLE, Aaron Hann is not involved with DARK/WEB. After having a writing partner for so long, how was the process of doing something independently?
MM: While I was working on VAULT and CIRCLE with Aaron, I was always writing solo things, I was just never really in a position to produce them. Collaborating on a project can be a lot of fun, I also collaborated on certain scripts for DARK/WEB with Michael Nardelli (co-creator of DARK/WEB and producer on CIRCLE) and that was great. It can also be motivating, because you don't want to let your partner down. For me, it was definitely always my goal to branch out and tell my own stories, and so that's my focus now. Solo writing, like collaborations, has its pros and cons. On the one hand, I can write literally whatever I want, without having to pitch someone else on it. On the other, you are beholden to no one else, which can often lead to procrastination and questioning the quality of your own writing. For DARK/WEB, I was solo writer for the anthology episode TRANSPLANT (in Ep 4) and in some ways that was the best of both worlds: I was motivated because I was collaborating with the producers on DARK/WEB for my segment, but I was the solo writer so I was able to also just focus on writing and delivering something that worked for me.
How would you pitch DARK/WEB to someone who hasn't watched it?
MM: In the near future, the evolution of the internet has given way to a world where everyone is connected but no one is safe. Cyber analyst Molly Solis understood these dangers better than anyone and was determined to make a difference… until she disappeared. Now, friends and foes from her past are in a race against time to decipher cryptic messages she's left behind; tales that paint a grim picture of technology run amok. As the mystery deepens, they'll discover the stories, and Molly herself, may be concealing information that could change the world… or destroy it.
One of my favorite aspects of DARK/WEB is its structure: It utilizes a unique story within a story format, with each episode telling a standalone "dark web-centric" tale, strung together by a serialized, season-long narrative surrounding the origin of the mysterious stories. Each anthology segment tackles a different danger of the tech age, inspired by real life dark web occurrences and the modern-day dangers of an "always connected" world. Behind the scenes, I'm also proud to say it's one of the first independently produced seasons of television in history and highlights the voices and contributions of a wide variety of indie filmmakers, writers, and fan-favorite genre actors.
Aside from DARK/WEB, are there any other projects that you have in the works or want to promote?
MM: I was fortunate enough to co-write a horror feature set in a 1970's migrant farming community that was sold and is in production right now (after COVID delays). It's being produced by some pretty well known companies, but I can't really get ahead of that announcement so that's all I can say currently. Hoping we'll see that release in 2021 on streaming platforms.
I'm also shopping around a TV series I developed with Roxy Shih, one of our DARK/WEB directors and I'm in development on a few different ideas including a feature, another series and a narrative podcast I hope to begin recording this fall. One thing I've learned is that when you're an indie filmmaker, it can be hard to predict what project may get the go ahead next, so I'm trying to use this time to develop several ideas across several platforms and hope one or more of them can find a home soon!
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Theological Issues that Arise Out of Odwira Sacrifices
Ernestina Afriyie
Issue: Vol.1 No.5 September 2020 Article 3 pp. 139-151
DOI : https://doi.org/10.38159/ehass.2020093 | Published online 17th September 2020.
© 2020 The Author(s). This is an open access article under the CCBY license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/).
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Some Christians claim that after the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross, the ultimate sacrifice; no other sacrifice is needed by the Christian. This paper examines some of the sacrifices made as part of the celebration of the Okuapehene Dwira(Odwira), a festival celebrated by the Akuapem of Ghana. It looks at how the sacrifices are made and their significance. It also examines theologically the sacrifice of Christ and what it has achieved for the believer. The paper is based on observations of the festival, interviews with traditional leaders as well as the ordinary people in Akropong. Responses given to a questionnaire on the festival by indigenes of Akuapem living in Akropong and around Sakumono and Lashibi in the Greater Accra Region are also used. In addition, commentaries, and writings on sacrifice by theologians are analysed and used. The study's findings indicate that even though the sacrifices involved in the Odwira festival are not propitiatory sacrifices like that of Christ, the sacrifice of Christ has currently rendered all of them unnecessary. The paper contributes to scholarship by affirming what some theologians have already put forward, that the sacrifice of Jesus is the ultimate blood sacrifice after which no other sacrifice is needed. The paper falls under the disciplines of theology, religion, culture, and Gospel and Culture.
Keywords: sacrifice, mediators, Nananom Nsamanfo, abosom, Odwira.
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Ernestina Afriyie (PhD), is a Research Fellow, Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission and Culture, Akropong-Akuapem. She has research interests in World Christianity, with a focus on African Christianity, engaging traditional or indigenous cultures with the Gospel. Email: afriyieernestina@yahoo.co.uk
Afriyie, Ernestina, "Theological Issues that Arise Out of Odwira Sarifices." E-Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 1, no.5 (2020): 139-151 https://doi.org/10.38159/ehass.2020093
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Dakang is in the east side of Taichung, and is on the opposite side of Dadu Mountain. After reconstructing the walking trails, the place attracts even more people during weekends. The beautiful landscape and various of creatures make it an amazing place to visit.


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Teammates call him a magician and he delivered yet again: Rohit on Shardul
Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], January 24 : After blanking New Zealand in the ODI series by 3-0, Team India captain Rohit Sharma praised Shardul Thakur, who took crucial wickets of visitors to ease some pressure from the team, and said teammates call him a 'magician' in the squad as he makes telling contributions with ball and bat literally every time he is called to do so.
Centuries from openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, followed by three-wicket hauls from Shardul Thakur and Kuldeep Yadav, helped India defeat New Zealand by 90 runs in the third and final ODI of the series at the Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore on Tuesday.
Shardul bagged the wickets of Daryl Mitchell, New Zealand captain Tom Latham and Glenn Phillips while conceding 45 runs in 6 overs.
"We bowled pretty well, stuck to our plans and held our nerve. Shardul has been doing it for a while. Teammates call him a magician and he came and delivered yet again. He just needs to get more games under his belt," Rohit said at the post-match presentation.
India won the first ODI, a high-scoring thriller at Hyderabad by 12 runs, while their seamers helped them to an eight-wicket win at Raipur in the second game.
"I thought in the last six games, we played we did most parts right and that is the key in 50-over games. We were consistent too. Without Siraj and Shami I knew we wanted to give chances to people on the bench. We wanted to get Chahal and Umran in the mix. We wanted to see how they react under pressure. I know we had the runs on the board, but I don't think any score is safe here," the India captain added.
Praising Chinaman Kuldeep Yadav, Rohit said, "Every time I have given Kuldeep the ball, he has given us crucial breakthroughs. Wrist spinners tend to get better with game time."
Shubman continued his purple patch as he struck the second century of his career and the second of this series, at the top of the innings. He smashed 112 runs in just 78 balls. His knock was studded with 13 fours and five sixes. He scored at a strike rate of 143.58 and the inning on Tuesday took his aggregate for the series to 360 runs.
He was adjudged the 'Player of the Series' for his sensational exploits with the willow, which included a maiden double hundred in the first match.
"Gill's approach is quite similar in every game. He doesn't carry any emotional baggage from his previous innings and wants to start afresh every game. For a youngster still finding his feet in international cricket, it is a great attitude to have. He could have taken things lightly but he is cut from a different cloth," Rohit added.
Indian skipper, too, smashed his first ODI century since January 2020, in the process becoming the third-highest six-hitter in the history of ODI cricket. Rohit said whille century meant a lot to him, he knew he had been batting well and it was only about "going that extra mile".
"Today's hundred means a lot to me. I've been batting well, so it was just about going that extra mile. The pitch was good today. Honestly, we don't talk much about the rankings. Our dressing room discussions are mainly around doing the right things on the field. Australia are a quality team and things won't be easy for us but I am pretty sure we will be up for it (Border-Gavaskar Trophy)," said the India skipper.


The story of the breakup of an 18-year marriage, as seen from the points of view of both the husband and the wife.
Fran walks into a piano bar for pizza. She comes back home with Joe, the piano player. Joe plans on winning $5,000 and leaving Las Vegas. Fran waits for something else. Meanwhile, he moves in with her.
Dr. Emily Loomis: The first thing I'm going to teach you is how to work... and then I'm going to work you until you drop!
When this aired in 1978, I approached with dread. Taylor was terribly overweight (as a fan, I preferred not to see her so swollen) and what I knew of the plot of "Return Engagement" made me shudder--a history professor with a corny vaudeville showbiz past? Imagine my surprise when this turned out to be so poignant, with Elizabeth Taylor completely convincing in her role! Something in this screenplay must have touched her--a lonely woman who has escaped her glamorous past, reminded of it by one of her students (Joe Bottoms) who essentially forces her out of the closet of her guarded, careful lifestyle. Elizabeth had given a similarly fine-grained performance in "A Little Night Music" (let's just skip her singing, okay?) as an actress looking for a way out of that unsatisfying existence. So perhaps the theme of escape and/or renewal appealed to her. (She was married to John Warner at the time, and had "semi-retired" to act the role of a political spouse, but her image remained larger than life. Eventually she returned to being "Elizabeth Taylor.") This is without a doubt one of the many curiosities of Elizabeth Taylor's career, and one of the most satisfying. Be prepared, she is plump. Beyond plump, really. But her hairstyle and clothes are suitable and flattering. If you are a Taylor fan--and I assume you'd have to be, to be looking up anything on this movie!--it is worth searching out ebay or Amazon for an old VHS copy.


Todd Tuchek vividly recalls sitting the front row of the Wharton Center balcony, eyes wide, mesmerized by the national tour of Beauty and the Beast.
From that day in 1999, his mind was set on being part of that magic. He didn't understand it yet, but he was yearning to be a storyteller.
Todd never had a Plan B.
Even at that young age, Todd looked for every opportunity he could find to grow as a performer. He attended Camp Broadway in New York. He took dance classes. He was cast as young Wally Webb in BoarsHead Theater's production of Our Town when he was 10.
In 2008, an incredible, unique opportunity arrived at Wharton Center.
Todd's mother, Kristine Holden Tuchek, heard about Wharton Center's new Take It From The Top program. The Broadway star of Legally Blonde, Laura Bell Bundy, and her co-star Paul Canaan were coming to East Lansing to teach kids about being on Broadway.
"I remember thinking, 'No way! They're coming from New York City to East Lansing?'" Todd enrolled immediately and was one of 12 students in the inaugural high school program.
The week-long interactive workshop blended arts and education into an incredibly rare and meaningful experience, giving the aspiring stars unprecedented access to Broadway professionals and, invaluably, their feedback and perspective about life in the theater.
Todd participated in the program for five years and now helps coordinate it.
"If I hadn't done Take It From The Top, I wouldn't have seen a way I could become a professional performer. It made it real for me. And now it's important to be to be able to give back," Todd said.
Todd graduated from Okemos High School and went on to study musical theater at Western Michigan University. A year ago, he was cast in the Theatreworks USA national tour of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical. The job earned him a coveted Actors' Equity card.
This summer, Todd began working toward master's in entertainment industry management at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
"Musical theater and storytelling have given me a very large world view from inside a small community," Todd said. "It's taught me history and it's made me a better citizen. It's given me a better sense of myself.


When was the last time you looked at your website from your smart phone or iPad?
You might be surprised to learn that the layout, the graphics and the design are not showing up correctly because desktop websites were not created to be seen on a mobile device. Websites that have not been designed with a smart phones and iPads in mind, are usually not compatible with a mobile device and will in all likelihood appear smaller than you anticipated, contain much larger images and be hard for clients to read.
What you may ask is the difference between having a desktop website and a mobile website? The answer is simple. When a visitor tries to reach your website on their smart phone, if it's not user-friendly, it may show up distorted and difficult to navigate, which of course can't be good for business.


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Detroit Tigers' Michael Fulmer could view elbow injury as best thing to have happened to him
LAKELAND, Fla. — Eleven months after elbow surgery, Detroit Tigers pitcher Michael Fulmer brought his glove up to the ball, kicked up his leg, unleashed an effortless, pain-free throw and the ball sizzled through the air.
This was not a timid throw. He was working hard Friday morning, breaking a sweat.
Tim Remes, the Tigers' bullpen catcher, snagged the ball and threw it back.
Fulmer was on a back field behind Joker Marchant Stadium, throwing 120 feet from flat ground — one of the last stages of his rehab. He hopes to be throwing off a mound in about a month.
"I'm trying to convince these guys to throw in front of (pitching coach) Rick Anderson and (bullpen coach Jeff) Pico, before everybody leaves," he said.
After his teammates were done warming up, Fulmer stayed on the field by himself, throwing in front of a Tigers athletic trainer and physical therapist. They watched him intently, studying every move. Fulmer is right on schedule. If everything goes perfectly, he could be back pitching in Detroit in mid-summer.
"I feel strong," he said. "I feel better than I thought I would at this point, playing catch from 120 feet."
Fulmer had Tommy John surgery in March. And as odd as it sounds, it might turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to him.
More:This Detroit Tigers pitching prospect has a 100 mph fastball. And you've probably never heard of him
A year ago, Fulmer's body was beat-up. His knee was messed up and he was wearing a big bulky brace. His elbow was hurting because he couldn't use his legs properly and his mechanics were messed up.
"Do you think the knee had anything to do with your elbow?" I asked.
"One hundred percent it did," he said. "You can't push off. I couldn't use my legs as much as I usually do. Which puts more stress on the elbow."
He pitched through some elbow pain and blew it out. He had surgery and went seven months without throwing a baseball. "Which is probably the longest time I went without picking up a baseball since I was about 4 years old," he said. "It's definitely good for the body."
On a personal level, it gave him a chance to spend time with his child, Miles, who is now 10 months old and nearly walking on his own.
More:Meet Spencer Torkelson: Arizona State HR king may be Detroit Tigers' No. 1 draft pick
Miles picks up every ball he can find. "I'm trying to keep putting it in his left hand," Fulmer said, laughing. "He won't take it."
The injury gave Fulmer a chance to get his body right, to get his knee healthy and get into shape — he has lost about 20 pounds.
"Rehab is no joke," he said. "You are strengthening every aspect of your body, especially your shoulder. You hear about guys coming back throwing harder after Tommy John and it's because of all of the rehab they are putting into it. It's not the new ligament, just all the hard work you did during the rehab."
He looks fit and trim. "I feel a lot better," he said. "I'm not going to be like (Daniel) Norris and say, 'I'm in the best shape of my life.'
"But look at him. He is."
Fulmer's arm is not only rebuilt — it's fresh and loose. "It used to take me 15 throws to warm up before I could actually throw a baseball," he said. "Now, it takes me like three."
He did have some apprehension the first time he threw a baseball. But that is gone.
"When I first started playing catch, you are feeling tight and there is some scar tissue that needs to be broken up in there," he said. "Luckily for me, the more I've played catch, the looser it's gotten and you can feel it. Now, I'm to the point where I'm as loose as I've ever been and pain free."
Fulmer finished his workout. He wiped sweat from his face and walked off the field. He smiled and nodded his head.
There are no guarantees, of course. Setbacks could happen at any time.
But right now, 11 months after surgery, he looks like a new guy, with a new body and a brand-new elbow.
Contact Jeff Seidel: jseidel@freepress.com. Follow him on Twitter @seideljeff. To read his recent columns, go to freep.com/sports/jeff-seidel/.


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Q: How to perform calculation in DataGridView when a checkbox is ticked C#

*

*I have this case in C# Datagridview.

I want to calculate 3-Piece Average, on textbox shown above, whenever checkbox is checked.
I'm using this logic below:
 private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {

        DataGridView data = this.qualitySetupDataGridView;
        try
        {
            int count = 0;
            double Sum = 0;

            for (int k = 0; k < data.Rows.Count - 1; k++)
            {

                if (data.Rows[k].Cells[5].Value != null)
                {
                    if (Convert.ToBoolean(data.Rows[k].Cells[5].Value) == true)
                    {

                        double EndsPerInch = double.Parse(data.Rows[k].Cells[4].Value.ToString());
                        Sum = Sum + EndsPerInch;
                        count++;
                        double Average = Sum / count;
                        textBox1.Text = Convert.ToString(Math.Round(Average, 2));

                    }

                }

                else
                {

                    textBox1.Clear();

                }
            }

*

*The code is working as it suppose to be.

*but first time, when a single checkbox is selected, I get Invalid Cast Exception Error.

*when a second checkbox is selected I again get Invalid Cast Exception Error.

*When third checkbox is selected I do not get Invalid Cast Exception Error.

*and then the program works as it suppose to be.

*The question here is this why it pops up invalid cast exception error in the beginning?.
is there a better way to achieve this?

A: I think you should try with a more object oriented logic so that you can easily calculate your average without having to actually read the grid.
For that you should:
1.Create a class that contains your records, something like this:
public class MyRecord
{
     public double EndsPerInch { get; set; }
     public bool Checked { get; set; }
     //...and other properties I can't see from your screenshot
}

2.Instanciate a list of MyRecords, that is to say the list of records you'll display in your grid:
List<MyRecord> MyRecords = new List<MyRecord>();

3.Create a method that fills your list of records with your data and bind it in your datagridview
private void LoadGrid()
{
    //Creating the list of records
    MyRecords.Add(new MyRecord { Checked = false, EndsPerInch = 92});
    MyRecords.Add(new MyRecord { Checked = false, EndsPerInch = 56 });
    MyRecords.Add(new MyRecord { Checked = false, EndsPerInch = 100 });

    //Binding the list of records to the datagridview
    //By doing so, a checkbox column will automatically be generated and bound
    //to the "Checked" property of your class
    dataGridView1.DataSource = MyRecords;
}

Now that you have everythings that allows you to bind your data properly. Everytime the user wil check a value in the column "Checked", the property of the object record will be updated as well.
From here it becomes very easy to calculate the average by selecting the checked values from your collection of records:
private double CalculateAverage(List<MyRecord> MyRecords)
{
    double Sum = 0;

    //Getting the list of checked records and calculating sum
    List<MyRecord> Checked = MyRecords.Where(x => x.Checked).ToList();
    foreach (MyRecord mr in Checked)
        Sum += mr.EndsPerInch;

    //Calculating and returning average
    return Sum / Checked.Count;
}


Hello there, it's Horace here again today to wish you a happy weekend. Is your weather as dull and dreary as mine? Autumn has well and truly set in and it feels cold cold cold. I think we were rather spoilt with an extended summer, lots of dry days and a very mild October. I've been keeping well wrapped up in my lovely knitted cardi, with my pawmade quilt for comfort. As an aside, Ali Wade asked in my previous post, who was the ebear seller for my cardi? Her ebay title is nogoodcat, she's well worth a look if you want to be the best dressed bear in town.
Since the weather has turned, I need something to occupy my paws, so I've turned once again to my trusty sewing machine. Despite only possessing the machine since May this year, I've built up a rather large stock of material, mostly fat quarters and remnants, of which I've made a ridiculous amount of tote bagsand not a lot else so far.
I wondered what else I could make that would be quick, easy and fun, I racked my furry brain for ideas, when suddenly I realised, it's less than six weeks to Christmas. What does every good bear need at Christmas time? A stocking to house his presents from Santa, of course. Serendipitously, I had a small stocking pattern in my Quilt Now magazine, so I set about cutting three stockings, one for me, one for Podgy, and one for young Arnold, our bear cub.
Luckily, I also had some Santa patterned cotton in my fabric stash to last wayyyyyy beyond bear years, this stocking sewing was obviously meant to be! I was 'sew' excited (sorry, couldn't resist) that I forgot to take any 'before' photos. Oh well, Podgy came in whilst I was sewing the stocking tops, and snapped a rather odd angled picture of me at the machine.
Note to all who decide to make stockings with felt tops- if you make a mistake, it's almost impossible to pick your stitches from the felt. Take it from the bear who tried!
Anyhoo, despite my fancy stitched top going awry, I did at least manage to stitch not one, not two but three decent looking stockings that any self respecting bear would be happy to leave out for Santa to fill.
I'm rather pleased with these. I think I'll have the red patterned stocking, and gift the Santa stockings to Podgy and Arnold, I hope they'll be pleased.
Whenever I've attempted to stitch anything with a curved line before, I've produced a puckered finish, this time, before turning the stocking the right way out, I snipped slightly into the curved line, making sure I didn't cut right through my carefully crafted stitches. When I then turned the stockings the right way out, the curves were pawfect. Yippee. Do you think Santa will come and fill these beauties on Christmas Eve? I certainly hope so.
Now, what else can I stitch that is quick and easy on my paws?
If you want to practice your curves you could stitch an eye mask - took me yonks to get the lines right!
How about an apron for those painty art journalling days?
What super stocking you made!
Such great stockings to be stuff with things to bring you joy. Great job staying away from the dreary weathering and getting lost in a project.
Bravo... two beautiful stockings. I hope Father Christmas will bring you all you desire to fill them. Just no more rainy grey days, please!


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Q: VB Excel Before Print Routine with mutiple printing In Excel, I wrote this code to run a particular routine each time the Print Button is pressed. It changes the sheet color to white and changes it back after printing.
    Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
Cancel = True
Application.EnableEvents = False

' change color to white
Range("A6:BD53").Interior.ColorIndex = 0

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True

' AfterPrint_ change color back
 Range( _
        "G6:BD6,G8:AD8,AI8:BD8,AN11:AO11,Y11:Z11,F11:V11,K13:AK13,Q14:AK14,J15:T15,P38:P39"). _
        Select
    With Selection.Interior
        .Pattern = xlSolid
        .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
        .Color = 49407
        .TintAndShade = 0
        .PatternTintAndShade = 0
    End With

Range( _
        "AB15:AE15,AU14:AX14,AU15:AX15,AU16:AX16,AA17:AC17,N24:W24,E28:O32,R28:U28,X28:AB31,AV37:BD37,V40:AL40,P41:U42,V43:AL43,V45:AL45,AV43:BD44" _
        ).Select
    Range("AV43").Activate
    With Selection.Interior
        .Pattern = xlSolid
        .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
        .Color = 65535
        .TintAndShade = 0
        .PatternTintAndShade = 0
    End With

Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub

It works just fine if I print each sheet singularly, but doesn't if I try to print many sheets at once, i.e. if I select more sheets at one time and print them. In this case, the routine is run only for the first sheet being printed and not for the others. Anyone knows why and what I can do to correct it?

A: Try this use of a For loop to go through all the selected sheets:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
Cancel = True
On Error GoTo Err
Application.EnableEvents = False

Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets

    ' change color to white
    ws.Range("A6:BD53").Interior.ColorIndex = 0

    ws.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True
    ' AfterPrint_ change color back
    With ws.Range("G6:BD6,G8:AD8,AI8:BD8,AN11:AO11,Y11:Z11,F11:V11,K13:AK13,Q14:AK14,J15:T15,P38:P39").Interior
        .Pattern = xlSolid
        .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
        .Color = 49407
        .TintAndShade = 0
        .PatternTintAndShade = 0
    End With

    With ws.Range("AV43").Interior
        .Pattern = xlSolid
        .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
        .Color = 65535
        .TintAndShade = 0
        .PatternTintAndShade = 0
    End With

Next ws

Err:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub

As you described in the comments you are experiencing some unusal printing behavior. You can use this less elegant version of the code above, this should circumvent your problem:
Private Sub Workbook_BeforePrint(Cancel As Boolean)
Cancel = True
On Error GoTo Err
Application.EnableEvents = False

Dim ws As Worksheet
For Each ws In ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets

    ' change color to white
    ws.Range("A6:BD53").Interior.ColorIndex = 0

Next ws

ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut Copies:=1, Collate:=True

For Each ws In ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets

    ' AfterPrint_ change color back
    With ws.Range("G6:BD6,G8:AD8,AI8:BD8,AN11:AO11,Y11:Z11,F11:V11,K13:AK13,Q14:AK14,J15:T15,P38:P39").Interior
        .Pattern = xlSolid
        .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
        .Color = 49407
        .TintAndShade = 0
        .PatternTintAndShade = 0
    End With

    With ws.Range("AV43").Interior
        .Pattern = xlSolid
        .PatternColorIndex = xlAutomatic
        .Color = 65535
        .TintAndShade = 0
        .PatternTintAndShade = 0
    End With

Next ws

Err:
Application.EnableEvents = True
End Sub


PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - The Panama City Commission found that the price of the new City Hall in Panama City was less than originally planned.
The budget for the new city hall was originally set at $16 million. At the regular commission meeting Tuesday, they approved a deductive change order to the original budget.
When all was said and done, the city saved a substantial amount on the project by keeping close track of the expenditures along the way.
Panama City Commission Trial Counsel Clifford Higby said, "The city is essentially getting back or not going to spend $550,000 that they thought they were going to have to spend on City Hall."
The city may also be getting more funds back from a claim that is in litigation at this time.


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John J. Johnson Family & General Dentistry
3510 Twelfth Street, Suite #600
Lewiston Orchards, Idaho 83501
The pits and grooves of your teeth are prime areas for opportunistic decay. Even regular brushing sometimes misses some of these intricate structures on the chewing surfaces of your teeth.
Enter sealants, which are thin coatings applied to the chewing surfaces designed to prevent the intrusion of bacteria and other debris into the deep crevices on the tops of your teeth.
Sealants actually were developed about 50 years ago, but didn't become commonly used until the 1970s. Today, sealants are becoming widely popular and effective; young children are great candidates for preventative measures like sealants because in many cases, decay has not set in. Even on teeth where decay is present, sealants have been shown to fight additional damage.
Sealants are applied by first cleaning the tooth surface. The procedure is followed by etching the tooth with an abrasive substance, which allows the sealant to better adhere. After the sealant is applied, a warm light source is directed to the site to promote faster drying. Sealants usually need re-application every five to 10 years.
General & Family Dentistry - John J. Johnson DDS, 3510 Twelfth Street Suite #600, Lewiston Orchards, Idaho, 83501 (208) 798-7955


Equisafety Adults Winter Aspey Jacket in Yellow. The Equisafety Winter Aspey Jacket is the ultimate outdoor hi-vis jacket. The Aspey Jacket offers a flattering style, 360 degree visibility and a unique pull down warning triangle across the back that can be rolled back up into the collar when not required.


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10.20.2010 Uncategorized
Mariah Carey Previews Christmas Album
'Tis the season for Mariah Carey. The festive diva rang in the holidays early by appearing on the Home Shopping Network (HSN) to play snippets of her holiday album Merry Christmas II You, due November 2. The sequel to her best-selling Christmas album of all-time includes production from Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox, Randy Jackson, Marc Shaiman, James "Big Jim" Wright, James Poyser, and more.
Mimi hits the high notes on the ballad "The First Noel," cooing over an emphatic snare drum on "Little Drummer Boy," and fronts a gospel choir on "O Come All Ye Faithful," a duet with her mother Patricia Carey.
"A lot of people look at making a Christmas album like, 'Oh, it's just a throwaway thing and then I'll do my real album,'" said the Christmas queen. "For me, these are timeless pieces of work that can last year after year after year and so I want to be able to listen to it."
Kick off the holiday season now by listening to the clips and interview below.
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